Motorola Moto X 2013 vs second-generation, new Moto X 2014 comparison: The 2014 Moto X is better, but how much better? (This much.)Origen: PC AdvisorEN→ESSo the second-generation Moto X is categorically better than its predecessor. Significantly so. It has a much more powerful spec, and the display is what we hoped we'd see on the 2013 version. The camera is now worth your consideration, and it is a thin and light smartphone. We liked the original Moto X, but the 2014 flavour is definitely worth the upgrade. Comparación, disponible online, Muy corto, Fecha: 10/08/2014

Motorola Moto X 2014 vs Moto X 2013Origen: Phone ArenaEN→ESAlmost everything about the new Moto X is improved over its predecessor, not solely for its specs, but for its overall performance. From call quality, design, and its camera performance, the new Moto X bears all of the incremental improvements to earn the rigid qualities of a true successor. The only thing that most people will face when deciding between the two is their size – where we feel that the old Moto X has the perfect one for comfort and usability. Comparación, disponible online, largo, Fecha: 09/16/2014

90%Motorola Moto X review: A brilliant Android experience under Rs 25,000Origen: Tech2.in.comEN→ESAt Rs 23,999, Motorola is easily offering the best Android experience outside the Nexus clan and we feel this is the phone to get under Rs 25,000. For this price, you’re getting features that are not available even in the most expensive Android phone today. Add to that support for Wi-Fi ‘ac’, Miracast and the latest version of Android and you have yourself a pretty future proof device. The Moto X proves that it’s not how many cores you squeeze in that matters but how you utilise them. The dual-core CPU gives even octa-core chipsets a run for their money. Único Análisis, disponible online, corto, Fecha: 06/10/2014Puntuación:Puntuación total: 90%

80%Moto X review: The new Moto in town redefines mid-rangeOrigen: NDTV GadgetsEN→ESWe had reviewed the Moto G (Review) and can attest to the fact that the Moto X runs much, much faster and smoother. Tasks like games, image editing and even routine switching between apps happen quicker.
The camera is not very inspiring, and battery performance could have been better. However, the Moto X with its unique software enhancements still comes out looking like a winner.
It might not be a game changer with its specifications, as there are now devices which boast octa-core processors and higher resolution screens, but the Moto X is definitely a contender in the mid-range segment. That said, it comes with a stiff price tag of Rs. 23,999 which puts it against some tough competition. Único Análisis, disponible online, Muy largo, Fecha: 04/25/2014Puntuación:Puntuación total: 80% precio: 80% rendimiento: 70% pantalla: 70% movilidad: 60% procesamiento: 80%

100%Moto G reviewOrigen: Trusted ReviewsEN→ESThe Motorola Moto G is the finest £135 phone ever made. It’s not perfect and it doesn’t have everything that a more expensive phone has, but at every turn Motorola seems to have made the right design decisions, while pushing the price down even further than penny-pinchers ZTE and Huawei have done in recent years.
The Motorola Moto G is one of the best phones of the year, and the first time we’ve seen a phone of this calibre launch at under £200 SIM-free. That it’s so much cheaper than £200 is a minor miracle. This phone deserves to sell by the bucketload. Único Análisis, disponible online, largo, Fecha: 04/17/2014Puntuación:Puntuación total: 100% precio: 100% rendimiento: 90% características: 60% pantalla: 90% movilidad: 80% procesamiento: 80%

90%Motorola Moto X review: The best Android experience under Rs 25,000Origen: Tech2.in.comEN→ESThe Moto X and Moto G might look similar but that’s where the similarities end. The G remains one of the best budget droids around but the Moto X offers you so much more. Not only is it more powerful, it has a better display, camera, intuitive controls and fits everyone’s pocket (quite literally as well). We do have a few niggles with the phone like the over-simplistic camera UI. It would have been nice if we had the option to drop the video resolution as not everyone shoots in 1080p. Provision for a microSD card would have also been welcomed. But if you have the budget, look no further than the Moto X for the best Android experience under Rs 25,000. Único Análisis, disponible online, Mediano, Fecha: 04/14/2014Puntuación:Puntuación total: 90%

90%Motorola Moto XOrigen: GadgetspeakEN→ESAs a tongue-in-cheek requested, I asked “Which is the best smartphone?” Three models were mentioned but none of them had the Motorola brand. I do not think this answer had anything to do with Google’s decision to sell Motorola to Lenovo. This is an excellent smartphone. Initially it will be exclusive to Phones 4u for three months before appearing on the shelves of Carphone Warehouse, O2, Amazon and Techdata. Único Análisis, disponible online, corto, Fecha: 04/12/2014Puntuación:Puntuación total: 90% precio: 80% rendimiento: 80%

80%Motorola Moto XOrigen: GadgetspeakEN→ESThe case is sealed meaning the battery cannot be changed and you have no expansion possibilities as there is no micro SD card slot. After their ground breaking Moto G handset recently reviewed what could Motorola produce next. It’s called the Moto X and it looks very inviting, you can get it to answer your questions and the curve in its back suits your hands shape. Único Análisis, disponible online, corto, Fecha: 04/07/2014Puntuación:Puntuación total: 80% precio: 60% rendimiento: 80%

80%Google's Farewell to MotorolaOrigen: GadgetspeakEN→ESWhy do we still call these things phones? So all in all, a nice piece of pocket hardware, if a little too wee for me. A downside I should mention: UK customers don't get offered the extensive colour customisation that was an important part of the Moto X's appeal in the US. Único Análisis, disponible online, corto, Fecha: 03/27/2014Puntuación:Puntuación total: 80% precio: 60% rendimiento: 80%

60%Motorola Moto X reviewOrigen: V3.co.ukEN→ESSumming up our experience with the Motorola Moto X is fairly tricky. On the one hand, being released in the UK six months later than it should have been, the Moto X doesn't offer comparable specifications to other smartphones in its £380 price bracket, such as the Google Nexus 5. However, on many levels its software manages to countermand this.
The Moto X is one of a select number of smartphones to run using the latest version of Google's operating system. Even better, Motorola has chosen not to radically change the OS's user interface and has chosen to load it with a bare minimum of custom applications, the majority of which are actually pretty useful. This not only means the Moto X is one of the most intuitive Android phones to use, it also means it's a lot faster than you'd expect. This is because the dual-core processor isn't overloaded with mundane tasks like unwanted widgets, or background tasks as it is on skinned versions of Android. Único Análisis, disponible online, Mediano, Fecha: 02/10/2014Puntuación:Puntuación total: 60%

One month with the Motorola X, the big phone that almost couldOrigen: AndroidbeatEN→ESThe Moto X is a solid phone for Android users who are not picky about their camera. The build quality is good, and it has a few bells and whistles like Active Display that add to the overall enjoyable experience of using the phone. For UK residents, another drawback is the £399.95 price of the phone, which puts the Moto X among the most expensive in the smartphone market. When all is said and done, I am happy with the Moto X and will keep it as a backup phone. I only paid $349 (£215 or €184) for it, and it’s definitely worth that cost. It’ll be handy to pull out when I need a phone that is reliable, but it’s not a phone I will pull out to impress my friends with “a check out this cool feature” the next time we are out. Único Análisis, disponible online, corto, Fecha: 02/05/2014

80%Motorola Moto XOrigen: Gadget ShowEN→ESMotorola has come up with a respectable phone in the Moto X, but it's far too late to the party, and it just costs too much. It's also too similar to its even lower cost sibling, the Moto G, sharing the same screen resolution, shape and nearly the same size, which makes the Moto X's far higher price questionable. It's a shame, as its touchless controls are brilliant and could signal the future for other Android phones, but for this particular blower, even with its flagship status, it's just too little, too late. Único Análisis, disponible online, Muy corto, Fecha: 01/31/2014Puntuación:Puntuación total: 80%

80%Motorola Moto X review: Smartphone can't keep up with flagship rivalsOrigen: PC AdvisorEN→ESFor a flagship phone the Moto X comes in at a very reasonable price. Performance and software are both excellent but the device is lacking that premium feel and is a little way behind the leaders in some areas. Unfortunately, Motorola spent too long bringing it to the UK and without the Moto Maker, so the Sony Xperia Z1 Compact and Nexus 5 are better alternatives. Único Análisis, disponible online, Mediano, Fecha: 01/29/2014Puntuación:Puntuación total: 80% precio: 80% rendimiento: 80% características: 70% procesamiento: 70%

80%Motorola Moto X reviewOrigen: Stuff TVEN→ESThe Moto X is probably the best phone Motorola has ever produced. While it doesn’t push the boundaries for processing performance, photographic skills or screen size, it’s a phone that’s designed to be easy to live with and easy to use – and it hits its marks perfectly. The long battery life, sturdy build, pocket-friendly size and various user-orientated interface tweaks and apps make the X one of the friendliest smartphones around. Único Análisis, disponible online, corto, Fecha: 01/28/2014Puntuación:Puntuación total: 80% rendimiento: 80% pantalla: 70% procesamiento: 70%

Nexus 5 vs Moto X comparison review: Which Google Android smartphone should you buy?Origen: PC AdvisorEN→ESIf you can't afford smartphones like the HTC One, Sony Xperia Z1 or Nokia Lumia 1520 then the Nexus 5 and Moto X are two great alternatives. The devices have decent spec but without a premium price tag. Comparación, disponible online, Muy corto, Fecha: 01/17/2014

Motorola Moto X review: Hands-onOrigen: T3EN→ESOn paper, the Moto X is already fighting a losing battle, it has lost its USP in the form of Moto Maker so you'll only be able to buy it in either Black or White and specs-wise it's down against the Nexus 5 by a considerable margin, despite actually costing more.
Of course what you buy isn't just a bunch of numbers and sales jargon, it's a device which you have to use every single day and night, and it's on that basis that we'll judge the Moto X. Único Análisis, disponible online, Muy corto, Fecha: 01/15/2014

Motorola Moto XOrigen: Trusted ReviewsEN→ESWhere the Motorola Moto G dazzled us with its competitive specs and ridiculously low price tag, the Motorola Moto X falls slightly short on all fronts on first impressions. The middling array of specs see the Moto X mixing with the masses, with no discernible feature or pricing miracle to transform it from obscurity. Único Análisis, disponible online, corto, Fecha: 01/14/2014

80%Motorola Moto XOrigen: Laptop MagEN→ESWhen Republic Wireless first debuted its service, it was a less-than-satisfactory experience. Not only could you not easily transition from Wi-Fi to a cellular network, but the Motorola Defy phone offered by the provider was ancient. The new Moto X changes all that. Not only is this one of the more innovative handsets, but Republic Wireless has managed to make the handoff between Wi-Fi and LTE networks nearly seamless. Único Análisis, disponible online, largo, Fecha: 11/20/2013Puntuación:Puntuación total: 80%

80%Motorola Moto X (T-Mobile)Origen: Techreview SourceEN→ESThe T-Mobile Moto X is physically identical to the Verizon and Sprint models (except without any carrier logo at all), so go look at our full review of the Verizon Moto X for a basic rundown of its hand-friendly design. We'll focus on the differences here. Our Editors' Choice on T-Mobile stays the Samsung Galaxy S4, both for the reasons I explain in the Verizon review and because T-Mobile refuses to offer the Moto X with its equipment installment plan. Único Análisis, disponible online, corto, Fecha: 10/11/2013Puntuación:Puntuación total: 80%

80%Motorola Moto X (Sprint) ReviewOrigen: Laptop MagEN→ESIt's tempting to write off the Moto X for its midrange specs when compared with heavy-hitters such as the HTC One and Samsung Galaxy S4. Don't. We love having a personal assistant that answers to our voice without touching the phone, as well as the ability to glance notifications with no effort. Único Análisis, disponible online, largo, Fecha: 09/25/2013Puntuación:Puntuación total: 80%

Moto X Smartphone ReviewOrigen: Hot HardwareEN→ESThere really aren't too many downsides to the Moto X. The rear 10MP camera isn't at the top of its class, and the lack of storage expansion will undoubtedly turn some people off. It's also frustrating that the Moto Maker website -- which allows users to choose the color and accent hues of their phone prior to shipment -- is only available to AT&T customers. Único Análisis, disponible online, largo, Fecha: 09/04/2013

80%Motorola Moto X reviewOrigen: Stuff TVEN→ESWe’re disappointed that the Moto X isn’t making its way to the UK, because it’s one of the best phones Motorola has ever produced. While it doesn’t push the boundaries for processing performance, photographic skills or screen size, it’s a phone that’s designed to be easy to live with and easy to use – and it hits its marks perfectly. The long battery life, sturdy build, pocket-friendly size and various user-orientated interface tweaks and apps make the X one of the friendliest smartphones around. Único Análisis, disponible online, Mediano, Fecha: 08/28/2013Puntuación:Puntuación total: 80%

80%Review: The Moto X is the most convenient Android phone everOrigen: TechHive.comEN→ESI have my reservations about the Moto X shipping with an older version of Android and I question how well the X8 system architecture will perform a year from now, but I think Motorola and Google have a winner with their latest handset. It’s not quite a Nexus, but it’s the closest you’re going to get to one while still being on contract somewhere other than T-Mobile. Único Análisis, disponible online, Mediano, Fecha: 08/08/2013Puntuación:Puntuación total: 80%

Moto X ReviewOrigen: Ubergizmo EnglishEN→ESThe Moto X delivers a great user experience. I really enjoyed the effort and the attention to detail that went into its software and settings. Thanks to Motorola’s efforts, Google Now is closer and more useful than ever, and it feels like every Android phone should work in such an unobtrusive way. Único Análisis, disponible online, largo, Fecha: 08/08/2013

Motorola Moto X review - Motorola's flagship Android is a winnerOrigen: PC AdvisorEN→ESI have to give Motorola and Google some credit: They've demonstrated that we don't need bleeding-edge specs to get a solid smartphone experience. The Moto X announcement may not have lived up to everyone's hype, but the phone itself is still worth considering. At $200 on contract, you're getting a phone that performs as well as "high-end" smartphones like the HTC One and Samsung Galaxy S4 while still offering helpful extras like Touchless Control and Active Display. I have my reservations about the Moto X shipping with an older version of Android and I question how well the X8 system architecture will perform a year from now, but I think Motorola and Google have a winner with their latest handset. Único Análisis, disponible online, Muy corto, Fecha: 08/07/2013

Moto X reviewOrigen: EngadgetEN→ESI like the Moto X. I really, really do. It's the smartest smart object I'm currently carrying on my person and I'm too used to that Active Display to calmly resume life with my DNA. That affinity, however, doesn't necessarily mean I'd buy it if given the chance. Único Análisis, disponible online, largo, Fecha: 08/05/2013

Moto X ReviewOrigen: SlashgearEN→ESThe Android smartphone segment had become something of a cliché, myopically chasing specifications and effectively ignoring functionality in the process. The result has been customized skins of questionable appeal to users, and batteries that can’t keep up with quadcore processors and vast, power-hungry displays. Único Análisis, disponible online, largo, Fecha: 08/05/2013

80%Motorola Moto XOrigen: Laptop MagEN→ESThe Moto X is a smartphone that actually makes you feel smarter. We love telling Google Now what to do from across the room, knowing what alert is waiting for us before we unlock the device and firing up the camera without even having to think about it. Moto Maker customization is a breath of fresh air for smartphones. Único Análisis, disponible online, largo, Fecha: 08/03/2013Puntuación:Puntuación total: 80%

Moto X phone reviewOrigen: GadgetmixEN→ESMoto X phone comes loaded with Android 4.2.2 software, but the Android 4.3 update is to be expected fairly soon. AT&T is getting the Moto X phone first in black and white, but we know the new Motorola phone will come in various colors and customizations. AT&T and later other carriers will add their own apps to Moto X phone. Único Análisis, disponible online, corto, Fecha: 08/02/2013

Moto X vs iPhone 5C smartphone comparison review: cheaper Android matches or betters iPhone in every respectOrigen: PC AdvisorEN→ESThese two handsets are both great, evenly matched for storage, camera and battery life. We expect that no-one would be disappointed with the purchase of either. The Moto X is bigger and bulkier but has a bigger screen. It also has better specs although in real-world terms you won't notice the difference. You will, however, notice the extra £100 you have in your pocket after choosing the Moto X rather than the iPhone 5C. So unless you are wedded to the idea of having an iPhone, we can't honestly recommend you choose the 5C over the Moto X. Comparación, disponible online, corto, Fecha: 01/24/2013

Moto G vs Moto X comparison review: What's the best Motorola smartphone?Origen: PC AdvisorEN→ESThe Moto X is coming to the UK and the Moto G is already available so you might be trying to decide which to buy. Well that's where we come in because we've compared the two Android smartphones in various categories to highlight how they differ. Comparación, disponible online, Muy corto, Fecha: 01/22/2013

70%Motorola Moto X reviewOrigen: Trusted ReviewsEN→ESThe Motorola Moto X gets a lot of things right. It’s halfway to becoming a Nexus-style 'Google' phone, with an interface that’s almost entirely vanilla – although you still won’t get updates as soon as you would with a Nexus device. It’s also quite small for a phone that sits at the top of a company’s range. It has the same size screen as an HTC One, but is a good deal smaller. This is a phone that is tremendously easy to get on with in almost every respect. Único Análisis, disponible online, Muy largo, Fecha: 01/21/2013Puntuación:Puntuación total: 70% precio: 60% rendimiento: 70% características: 75% movilidad: 70% procesamiento: 80%

HTC One vs Moto X comparison review: Which Android smartphone is best?Origen: PC AdvisorEN→ESSo the Moto X is making its way to the UK but how does it fare against one of the best smartphone from last year, the HTC One? Find out in our HTC One vs Moto X comparison review.
With the same screen size, and both running Android, the Moto X and HTC One might seem like similar smartphones. But they have their differences and we're here to point them out for you. Comparación, disponible online, Muy corto, Fecha: 01/20/2013

Moto G vs Moto G2 (2014) comparison review: Best budget smartphone gets bigger but loses 4GOrigen: PC AdvisorEN→ESThe new Motorola Moto G (2014) has a larger screen, better cameras and front facing stereo speakers. Pretty much everything else remains the same so there are only a few upgrades here and the dual-SIM feature will be only useful to a handful of users. It's not a must have upgrade if you have the original Moto G and if you need 4G support then the Moto G2 doesn't offer it. Comparación, disponible online, Muy corto, Fecha: 09/17/2014

Motorola Moto G 2014 vs Moto G 2013Origen: Phone ArenaEN→ESMotorola has seemingly found success in the entry-level market, and it obviously shows with its Moto G smartphones. Before its introduction, owning a decent performing basic smartphone meant forking over $200 to pick up – so the feeling felt rewarding when we found out that the original model would bear an easy-to-pay price of $179.99. Of course, Motorola realized this advantage and has once again graced its new Moto G with the same, lovely price point. Comparación, disponible online, largo, Fecha: 09/16/2014

80%Motorola Moto G LTEOrigen: GadgetspeakEN→ESSmartphone prices are falling fast, reaching the point where you may be thinking of buying your next one outright and topping up monthly with PAYG. Budget smartphones are the sweetspot, but you'll need to choose carefully if you're not going to end up lumbered with rapidly obsolescent technology. The brand new Moto G LTE at around £150 looks like a pretty good bet. Único Análisis, disponible online, corto, Fecha: 09/01/2014Puntuación:Puntuación total: 80% precio: 80% rendimiento: 60%

Motorola Moto G 4G review: Going fastOrigen: GSM ArenaEN→ESMotorola Moto G 4G is definitely a phone many are looking forward to. It is the upgrade people wanted and Motorola delivered. The very popular Moto G was criticized about its lack of memory expansion slot and not so about the missing LTE connectivity. Well, here it is - the Moto G 4G with a microSD slot and LTE support. Motorola even managed to sneak a gyro sensor, as well. The rest of the hardware is pretty much identical to the Moto G. Único Análisis, disponible online, Muy largo, Fecha: 08/31/2014

80%Moto G goes 4GOrigen: GadgetspeakEN→ESNow that Motorola has launched its Moto G 4G, users will be able to choose between the 3G and the new 4G version. It is an upgrade to its existing 3G version -- a powerful Android smartphone which has already attracted a great deal of attention because of its performance and value for money and which has already become the phone of choice to many who have been deterred by the high prices of other smartphones. Único Análisis, disponible online, corto, Fecha: 08/18/2014Puntuación:Puntuación total: 80% precio: 100% rendimiento: 80%

Motorola Moto G vs Nokia Lumia 530 comparison: What's the best budget smartphoneOrigen: PC AdvisorEN→ESDespite being cheaper we don't think the Nokia Lumia 530 has what it takes to knock the Motorola Moto G from its budget smartphone throne. It has a lower hardware specs across the board and even though Windows Phone 8.1 includes many improvements, Android is still superior. Comparación, disponible online, Muy corto, Fecha: 07/23/2014

Motorola Moto E vs Moto G video review: What's the best budget smartphone?Origen: PC AdvisorEN→ESThe Moto G has been PC Advisor's best budget smartphone for a while but Motorola has come along with an even cheaper model in the Moto E. Watch our Moto E vs Moto G video review to see how the two budget smartphones compare. See also: What's the best budget smartphone.video review Comparación, disponible online, Muy corto, Fecha: 05/23/2014

100%Moto G reviewOrigen: Trusted ReviewsEN→ESThe Motorola Moto G is the finest £135 phone ever made. It’s not perfect and it doesn’t have everything that a more expensive phone has, but at every turn Motorola seems to have made the right design decisions, while pushing the price down even further than penny-pinchers ZTE and Huawei have done in recent years.
This is a phone that can do almost everything a Nexus 5 can – or at least everything 90 per cent of the population would want to do with the phone. If you want a sub-£150, or even sub-£200, phone, this is the one to go for. Único Análisis, disponible online, largo, Fecha: 05/22/2014Puntuación:Puntuación total: 100% precio: 100% rendimiento: 90% pantalla: 90% movilidad: 80% procesamiento: 80%

Best budget smartphone 2014: Motorola Moto G vs Motorola Moto E comparison reviewOrigen: PC AdvisorEN→ESYou might have come to our Motorola Moto G vs Motorola Moto E comparison review wondering why on earth we are comparing the specifications of two smartphones from the same company with a £60 price difference; clearly the more expensive Motorola Moto G is going to best the £89 Moto E on the hardware front. Actually, what we've learned is that although the Motorola Moto G has the better specification, the Moto E's hardware is sufficient that it will be a great fit for many users - and especially so when you consider that those in the market for a budget smartphone don't expect to get ultimate performance. The Motorola Moto E might not have as good a screen or as much storage or processing- and graphics power as the Moto G, nor its support for 4G and microSD expansion. But it does do everything most people will require, and at a staggeringly good price. It truly looks to be the best budget smartphone money can buy. Comparación, disponible online, corto, Fecha: 05/14/2014

90%Motorola Moto G review: The smartphone that could change the budget landscapeOrigen: Tech2.in.comEN→ESThe Moto G retails at Rs 12,499 for the 8GB and Rs 13,999 for the 16GB. This makes it the best, value-for-money offering under Rs 15,000 and quite possibly under Rs 20,000 as well. Sure, there are better spec’d handsets at this price but if given a choice, would you really pick an untested local brand over a seasoned OEM? Impressive specifications are no good if you don’t have regular software and firmware updates to add new features and iron out bugs. Único Análisis, disponible online, Mediano, Fecha: 03/12/2014Puntuación:Puntuación total: 90%

Moto G vs iPhone 5C comparison review: Save money or get the iPhone 5S - why the iPhone 5C is a compromise too farOrigen: Macworld.co.ukEN→ESThese two handsets are both great, evenly matched for storage and performance. We expect that no-one would be disappointed with the purchase of either. The Moto G is bigger and bulkier but has a bigger screen. You will, however, notice the extra money you have in your pocket after choosing the Moto G rather than the iPhone 5C. However, the iPhone 5C has a better camera and greater storage options. And we also prefer iOS to Android - although that is a subjective thing. Finally the iPhone's battery life is better. If you want a budget phone, the Moto G wins. But for all other users the iPhone 5C may well be the better bet. Here comes the controversy: I don't know why you would get the iPhone 5C. If cost is your concern, buy a true budget phone. If you want the best, get an iPhone 5S. Opting for the iPhone 5C is a penny pinching compromise of the worst kind. Comparación, disponible online, Mediano, Fecha: 03/03/2014

70%Review: Moto GOrigen: Techtree.comEN→ESThe Moto G is currently the only budget handset to run Kitkat. It offers snappy user experience, and excellent multimedia performance. Moreover, it’s a handy phone with a sharp HD IPS screen. On the other hand, its camera is disappointing. True, the phone is affordable, but then the Lumia 720 offers an excellent camera at a similar price. The bigger concern however is the call quality, which of course is the primary task of a cellphone. Único Análisis, disponible online, Mediano, Fecha: 02/28/2014Puntuación:Puntuación total: 70% precio: 80% rendimiento: 70% características: 80% procesamiento: 70%

90%Motorola Moto G review: The smartphone that could change the budget landscapeOrigen: Tech2.in.comEN→ESThe Moto G retails at Rs 12,499 for the 8GB and Rs 13,999 for the 16GB. This makes it the best, value-for-money offering under Rs 15,000 and quite possibly under Rs 20,000 as well. Sure, there are better spec’d handsets at this price but if given a choice, would you really pick an untested local brand over a seasoned OEM? Impressive specifications are no good if you don’t have regular software and firmware updates to add new features and iron out bugs. Único Análisis, disponible online, corto, Fecha: 02/27/2014Puntuación:Puntuación total: 90%

100%Motorola Moto G reviewOrigen: Expert ReviewsEN→ESIt's easily the best budget smartphone we've ever seen, redefining what we mean by that term. It's largely equivalent to the Sony Xperia SP, which is quicker in benchmarks, but not noticeably in day-to-day use, but has less battery life and only Android 4.1. It cost around £300 back in June 2013 when we reviewed it, and costs £220 today if you shop around. The Moto G knocks a huge £85 off that price SIM free.
The Motorola Moto G single-handedly says goodbye to compromised, sluggish budget smartphone and potentially kills off the mid-range competition too. Simply put, if you're not buying a top-end handset, then the Moto G is the obvious choice. Único Análisis, disponible online, Mediano, Fecha: 02/21/2014Puntuación:Puntuación total: 100%

90%Motorola Moto G review: The smartphone that could change the budget landscapeOrigen: Tech2.in.comEN→ESThe Moto G retails at Rs 12,499 for the 8GB and Rs 13,999 for the 16GB. This makes it the best, value-for-money offering under Rs 15,000 and quite possibly under Rs 20,000 as well. Sure, there are better spec’d handsets at this price but if given a choice, would you really pick an untested local brand over a seasoned OEM? Impressive specifications are no good if you don’t have regular software and firmware updates to add new features and iron out bugs. Único Análisis, disponible online, Mediano, Fecha: 02/14/2014Puntuación:Puntuación total: 90%

80%Moto G reviewOrigen: NDTV GadgetsEN→ESThe Moto G scores heavily in terms of style and substance, and our only major quibbles are the non-expandable storage and below-par camera performance. The 4.5-inch HD screen is wide, and yet the phone is small enough to hold in one hand and type easily with a thumb. Most of all, praise be, the Moto G is also extremely affordable.
This phone is definitely aimed at price-conscious Indian smartphone buyers, and its array of colourful back shells will attract the style-conscious as well. Yes, it isn't perfect, but it isn't meant to compete against the likes of the Samsung Galaxy S4, HTC One or LG G2. At its price, we're willing to overlook its faults. Único Análisis, disponible online, largo, Fecha: 02/05/2014Puntuación:Puntuación total: 80% precio: 90% rendimiento: 70% pantalla: 80% movilidad: 70% procesamiento: 70%

90%Moto GOrigen: GadgetspeakEN→ESA lot of manufacturers will be looking to bring out a smartphone quickly to match the Moto G but I suspect to get the same build quality will be hard. As most will know Motorola are now part of Google and that gives them huge clout in the purchasing department so to match the components from wherever will be difficult or more likely impossible. Único Análisis, disponible online, corto, Fecha: 02/03/2014Puntuación:Puntuación total: 90% precio: 100% rendimiento: 80%

90%Moto G ReviewOrigen: Ubergizmo EnglishEN→ESIt is understandable that the Moto G gets a lot of interest from people who want a good and simple phone at a great price. The industrial design is simple and super-cute and I just wished that it was lighter. On the other hand, its shape feels very good in the hand and is comfortable to use. It is not too small or “big”.
If you seek something more fancy at a great price, the Nexus 5 would be the next logical choice. Beyond that, a world of choice is available to you, but I would recommend looking at the LG G2 and the Galaxy Note 3. Único Análisis, disponible online, Mediano, Fecha: 01/31/2014Puntuación:Puntuación total: 90%

100%Moto GOrigen: It ProEN→ESThe Moto G hails the arrival of the budget smartphone which is powerful. The biggest USP of the handset is its price – £130. It also belongs to an exclusive club of handsets which are running the latest build of Android, and has a great display and battery. The lack of LTE and microSD support is disappointing, as is the Moto G’s limited onboard memory and squiffy camera. Único Análisis, disponible online, Mediano, Fecha: 01/21/2014Puntuación:Puntuación total: 100%

100%Motorola Moto G reviewOrigen: Expert ReviewsEN→ESThe screen isn't huge, there isn't much storage on the basic model and the camera is nothing to get excited about, but in every other respect this is the best value for money smartphone ever. It's well-built, with a high-quality display, fast enough not to bother even us, and has a good battery life.
The Motorola Moto G single-handedly says goodbye to compromised, sluggish budget smartphone and potentially kills off the mid-range competition too. Simply put, if you're not buying a top-end handset, then the Moto G is the obvious choice. Único Análisis, disponible online, Muy largo, Fecha: 01/16/2014Puntuación:Puntuación total: 100%

90%The best budget handset aroundOrigen: TechradarEN→ESMotorola is back folks, it's official. It may not be the return I would have predicted - there's no flagship phone stuffed full of the latest tech - but arguably what the now Google-owned firm has done is even better.
The Moto G is a top notch, low cost smartphone and I wholeheartedly recommend this as the best budget mobile currently on the market.
I was genuinely impressed with the feature set on the Moto G, so if you're looking for a low cost phone you can stop searching - just go out and grab a Moto G right now. Único Análisis, disponible online, Muy largo, Fecha: 01/14/2014Puntuación:Puntuación total: 90% precio: 100% rendimiento: 90% características: 80% procesamiento: 80%

Motorola Moto G vs Samsung Galaxy S3 smartphone comparison review: which is the best budget Android phone?Origen: PC AdvisorEN→ESChoose the Moto G if you want a more recent version of Android and a cheaper phone. The Galaxy S3 is a marginally better performer with a marginally better camera. But really these are two excellent smartphones that offer a glimpse of just how much phone you can get for relatively little cash these days. Comparación, disponible online, corto, Fecha: 01/09/2014

90%Motorola Moto GOrigen: GadgetspeakEN→ESThe Moto G is a nice piece of kit that should definitely appeal to those who object to payment the wallet squeezing prices asked by some high end kit. Whether it may have a similar effect on those who like to be seen as fashion conscious is another matter - brand name can outweigh price and value considerations. Personally I will be happy to be seen using a Moto G device. Único Análisis, disponible online, corto, Fecha: 12/31/2013Puntuación:Puntuación total: 90% precio: 100% rendimiento: 80%

100%Motorola Moto G reviewOrigen: Stuff TVEN→ESThe Moto G is nothing short of a game-changer.
It has completely destroyed every other mid-range phone in the market with its specs:value ratio and it deserves every single one of its five stars.
There simply should be no other Android phone to consider, unless you're looking for a top-end flagship or if a camera is top of your list of priorities. Único Análisis, disponible online, Mediano, Fecha: 12/20/2013Puntuación:Puntuación total: 100%

70%Motorola Moto GOrigen: Laptop MagEN→ESContract commitment-phobes on a tight budget will be hard pressed to find a better deal than the Moto G. This smartphone offers smooth performance, good battery life and a crisp, 4.5-inch display in a $199 package. We also like having a clean Android build; there's a KitKat update on the way in January. Único Análisis, disponible online, largo, Fecha: 12/12/2013Puntuación:Puntuación total: 70%

Moto G is the new baseline for Android qualityOrigen: Geek.comEN→ESThis is the part of the review where I’m supposed to say that the Moto G is a good phone “for the price” as though it were an open-box item on a Best Buy shelf that was worth buying now that the price had been marked down. I don’t think that’s true. I think the Moto G is a fantastic $200 phone that another manufacturer would probably charge a great deal more for. Único Análisis, disponible online, Mediano, Fecha: 12/10/2013

Moto G ReviewOrigen: SlashgearEN→ESThus the Moto G creates quite an awesome entry in the Android history books, right out the gate. While we expected the Moto X to be that groundbreaking off-contract smartphone that everyone saw coming since early 2013, the Moto G is more than welcome to fill that space heading into 2014. This will certainly be a device to watch in the (believe it or not) emerging budget-minded smartphone market. Motorola leads the way with a device that’s far better than the sum of its price tag. Único Análisis, disponible online, largo, Fecha: 12/07/2013

70%Motorola Moto G (Unlocked)Origen: PC MagEN→ESIf you're willing to go for a locked phone, even without a contract, you have broader options. The Nokia Lumia 520/521$89.99 at Amazon on AT&T, T-Mobile, and MetroPCS has a great build and UI for as little as $99, although it's slower than the G, still doesn't have LTE and isn't available unlocked in the U.S. For LTE phones, the $129 Huawei Vitria$109.99 at Best Buy on MetroPCS is worth looking at, although the G has a better screen and better built-in storage. Único Análisis, disponible online, Mediano, Fecha: 12/06/2013Puntuación:Puntuación total: 70%

80%Motorola Moto G reviewOrigen: T3EN→ESWe can only assume LG and Motorola were in the same room when they thought up the Moto G and the Nexus 5, and almost certainly someone from Google was in that room. Both are outstanding examples of what happens when instead of trying to cram everything in without thinking of the consequences, you sit down and list all the features people actually need from a modern smartphone and then make sure they do those proficiently and relative to the amount they’ll be used. Único Análisis, disponible online, Mediano, Fecha: 12/03/2013Puntuación:Puntuación total: 80%

The Motorola Moto G, won't get gadget fans' heart's racing.Origen: Stuff TVEN→ESThere's no blistering fast power on offer, nor is there a huge pixel-packed screen or a Megapixel-saturated camera.
What the G does offer though, is incredible value for money, and should be the go-to Android choice that tech-heads recommend to their friends this Christmas. Único Análisis, disponible online, corto, Fecha: 12/02/2013

Best budget Android smartphone there is? Must be the Moto GOrigen: Reg HardwareEN→ESIt’s easier to list the Moto G’s failings, such as they are: a fixed battery, no 4G/LTE radio, no infrared transmitter and no storage expansion. That’s really it.
In every other way – design, build, performance, software and capability – the Moto G is every bit as good as the likes of the Nexus 4 and Samsung Galaxy S3, both flagship Android devices this time last year that cost more than two and three times as much as the £135 G, respectively. Único Análisis, disponible online, largo, Fecha: 12/02/2013

Moto G review: an affordable smartphone, done rightOrigen: EngadgetEN→ESWe've said it in so many words before, but the price is what makes the Moto G a ridiculous proposition. It's just launched in the US in time for the holidays with an unlocked price of $179 for the 8GB model and $199 for the 16GB version. Verizon, for one, has confirmed it will sell the G with prepaid plans starting early next year, while Canada's Telus will offer it for free on a two-year contract. Único Análisis, disponible online, largo, Fecha: 11/26/2013

Video: Motorola Moto G review - the best budget smartphone in the UKOrigen: PC AdvisorEN→ESAfter deciding not to launch the Moto X in the UK, Motorola has brought us the budget priced Moto G smartphone.
The Moto G starts at an attractive price of just £135 but it doesn't look or feel like a phone this cheap. It isn't massively thin or light, but the handset sits nicely in the hand and is easy to operate one-handed.video review Único Análisis, disponible online, Muy corto, Fecha: 11/25/2013

90%Moto G reviewOrigen: TechradarEN→ESMotorola is back folks, it's official. It may not be the return we would have predicted - there's no flagship phone stuffed full of the latest tech - but arguably what the now Google-owned firm has done is even better.
The Moto G is a top notch, low cost smartphone and we wholeheartedly recommend this as the best budget mobile currently on the market.
We were genuinely impressed with the feature set on the Moto G, so if you're looking for a low cost phone you can stop searching - just go out and grab a Moto G right now. Único Análisis, disponible online, Muy largo, Fecha: 11/22/2013Puntuación:Puntuación total: 90% precio: 100% rendimiento: 90% características: 80% procesamiento: 80%

Nexus 5 vs Moto G comparison review: Which value smartphone should you buy?Origen: PC AdvisorEN→ESThe Nexus 5 and Moto G are the best value for money smartphones around at the moment. Those wanting a smartphone to do basic things and aren't so bothered about specifications will do fine with the Moto G while more advanced users will benefit from the hardware on offer from the Nexus 5. Comparación, disponible online, Mediano, Fecha: 11/20/2013

Motorola Moto G review: Hands-onOrigen: T3EN→ESAt first glance, the Motorola Moto G certainly looks like a good buy for people that haven't got hundreds of pounds to spend but still want a decent phone that will enable them to do most thing that you can do on the flaghship handsets. We were impressed by the screen, and speed, as well as the minimalist. Stay tuned for a full review. Único Análisis, disponible online, Muy corto, Fecha: 11/19/2013

100%Motorola Moto G reviewOrigen: Trusted ReviewsEN→ESThe Motorola Moto G is the finest £135 phone ever made. It’s not perfect and it doesn’t have everything that a more expensive phone has, but at every turn Motorola seems to have made the right design decisions, while pushing the price down even further than penny-pinchers ZTE and Huawei have done in recent years.
The Motorola Moto G is one of the best phones of the year, and the first time we’ve seen a phone of this calibre launch at under £200 SIM-free. That it’s so much cheaper than £200 is a minor miracle. This phone deserves to sell by the bucketload. Único Análisis, disponible online, largo, Fecha: 11/19/2013Puntuación:Puntuación total: 100% precio: 100% rendimiento: 90% pantalla: 90% movilidad: 60% procesamiento: 80%

100%Motorola Moto G reviewOrigen: V3.co.ukEN→ESWe're seriously impressed with the Moto G and are perplexed by how Motorola's managed to load the smartphone with such high-end components while keeping its price below £150. Starting at £135 the Moto G features a decent display, powerful quad-core Snapdragon 400 processor and runs using a close to untouched version of Google Android.
This all adds up to mean the Moto G outperforms phones currently retailing for twice its price. For this reason in our mind the Moto G is the ideal choice for any business looking for a mass rollout Android handset, despite a few limitations such as low storage and no 4G support. Único Análisis, disponible online, Mediano, Fecha: 11/15/2013Puntuación:Puntuación total: 100%

Moto G vs Moto X comparison review: What's the best Motorola smartphone?Origen: PC AdvisorEN→ESThe Moto X is coming to the UK and the Moto G is already available so you might be trying to decide which to buy. Well that's where we come in because we've compared the two Android smartphones in various categories to highlight how they differ. Comparación, disponible online, Muy corto, Fecha: 01/22/2013

Old Moto E vs New Moto E (2nd generation): Why the 2015 Moto E is the most smartphone you can buy for £109Origen: PC AdvisorEN→ESThe screen is bigger, it has double the storage, a quad-core processor, support for 4G and a front-facing camera. It’s a very easy choice between the old and new Moto E: the second generation phone is another winner. Comparación, disponible online, Muy corto, Fecha: 03/04/2015

Lumia 535 vs Moto E comparison: the best cheap smartphone you can buyOrigen: PC AdvisorEN→ESRight now there is only one choice: that of the Moto E. But come the new year when the Lumia 535 is in town you will have a tough choice. It is likely that the Lumia 535 will cost a little more. But it has better storage and camera, and a bigger (if not sharper) screen. These are both great cheap phones - your choice will likely depend on your preference of Windows Phone or Android. But even as an Android user I'd say that when the Lumia 535 is available it will likely be the better deal. Just. (See also: Moto E price, specs, release date, features.) Comparación, disponible online, Muy corto, Fecha: 11/18/2014

90%Motorola Moto EOrigen: GadgetspeakEN→ESA well placed fingernail will remove the back to allow you to insert a micro SIM and a micro SD card. The latest entry level phone offering from the company that first brought you a SmartPhone at a price that broke through the glass ceiling. Here is a smart phone that has corners cut to produce something acceptable at a lower price. Único Análisis, disponible online, corto, Fecha: 10/01/2014Puntuación:Puntuación total: 90% precio: 100% rendimiento: 80%

Moto G2 (2014) vs Moto E comparison review: New Moto G is worth the extra cashOrigen: PC AdvisorEN→ESIt's unsurprising that the Moto G2 is a better phone than the Moto E and we recommend spending the extra if you can afford it for the better screen, camera, processor, storage, battery life and stereo speakers. The one caveat is that neither phone supports 4G so look elsewhere (Moto G 4G, for example) if this is a must. Comparación, disponible online, Muy corto, Fecha: 09/22/2014

Motorola Moto E Smartphone ReviewOrigen: TechspotEN→ESThe Moto E isn’t a device suited to power users. It isn’t a device for people that demand the best hardware or a suite of crazy features. It is, however, a great entry-level handset that gives you all the necessities in a simple, functional package for a very attractive price. Crucially, the necessities aren’t hampered by terrible software or laggy performance, which typically haunt cheap Android smartphones. Único Análisis, disponible online, Muy largo, Fecha: 08/25/2014

Nokia Lumia 530 vs Motorola Moto E: Windows vs Android for best budget phoneOrigen: PC AdvisorEN→ESChoosing between the Nokia Lumia 530 and Motorola Moto E is difficult. I'm a seasoned Android user, but I like what I see in Windows Phone 8.1. And without that tired old Windows Phone lacks apps argument (the Motorola Moto E doesn't have enough built-in storage to take full advantage of what Google Play and third-party developers have to offer), there is nothing that you might expect of a budget smartphone that either Windows Phone or Android are unable to do. In many respects these two phones are very evenly matched. The Motorola Moto E stands out for its display, while the Nokia Lumia 530 is the winner on the storage front. And the Lumia 530 absolutely wins on the pricing - you cannot argue at £60. Comparación, disponible online, Muy corto, Fecha: 08/19/2014

70%Review: Motorola Moto EOrigen: GadgetguyEN→ESUsing the Moto E is just like using a Google Nexus phone, which should come as no surprise to people since Motorola was previously owned by Google. As a result of that ownership (and collaboration), the Moto E runs Android pretty much just like its brother, the Moto X, with Android the way Google envisioned it, complete with widgetised home screens, a lock screen, Google’s own drop-down notification bar, and an apps menu with tabs for apps and widgets.
It’s a pretty simple interface, and it is even one of the most up-to-date ones you’ll find, with an update rolled out to our handset mid-review bringing the Moto E up to Android 4.4.4, higher than the version running on this reviewer’s flagship handsets at the time. Único Análisis, disponible online, corto, Fecha: 08/11/2014Puntuación:Puntuación total: 70% precio: 70% rendimiento: 70% características: 60% procesamiento: 80%

70%Motorola Moto EOrigen: GadgetspeakEN→ESOverall I reasonably impressed with this smartphone’s performance although it does fall short of the Moto G. I was disappointed that I was unable to get the Moto E to work with OTG. Perhaps this feature will be implemented with the promised one major Android software update that Motorola made regarding this product. Único Análisis, disponible online, corto, Fecha: 08/02/2014Puntuación:Puntuación total: 70% precio: 80% rendimiento: 60%

90%Motorola Moto E reviewOrigen: Pocket LintEN→ESAll said and done the Moto E gives plenty of bang for your buck. But it sits in a busy market, and one that's already dominated by Motorola. That, in part, is the Moto E's undoing, because we would still opt to spend a little more cash and buy the 4G Moto G instead. But that can't detract from the Moto E's successes: it's a great phone available at a great price. Único Análisis, disponible online, Mediano, Fecha: 07/21/2014Puntuación:Puntuación total: 90%

Moto E Review: you get what you pay for...and a little moreOrigen: MobileburnEN→ESMotorola has rested its hat on delivering the most phone possible for the least money necessary. The company cut corners on the Moto X and focused on software, then cut even more corners with the Moto G and focused on price. With the Moto E, it's raced to lower depths and still managed to create a phone worth buying. That's because the Moto E costs only $129 without a contract. At that price, no other smartphone comes close. I'd recommend anyone considering a Moto E aim a little higher and get the Moto G if they can afford it, but for someone whose first priority is the budget, the Moto E is the best option. The camera is abysmal and the form is a little shaky, but the Moto E is good in so many other key areas that it's hard to not be impressed by how good a phone can be even when aiming to go downmarket. Único Análisis, disponible online, Mediano, Fecha: 06/19/2014

Motorola Moto E review: Have a break!Origen: GSM ArenaEN→ESWell, we've come to the end of this review and we are happy to report that the Moto E is another bulls-eye by Motorola. It's not the best performer out there, but it packs a serious punch for the least amount of money. We especially appreciated the unspoiled Android OS and the solid promise for timely updates. The camera is certainly a letdown, but not everybody needs a good camera. What everybody would get with the Moto E is a solid user experience and great bang-for-buck ratio, and that's what counts. Único Análisis, disponible online, Muy largo, Fecha: 06/14/2014

Moto E review: The low-end phone that Android deservesOrigen: AndroidbeatEN→ESThe Moto E comes with a non-removable 1980mAh battery that provides more than enough juice for the handset to make it through a day of heavy usage. Even when using two SIM cards with a lot of phone calls and Google Drive usage, the Moto E easily lasted a day for me with 35% juice still left at the end of the day.
The Moto E is truly a remarkable device for the price it’s selling at. Just like the Moto G, it bests the competition in nearly every possible aspect, except for the camera, and makes other low-end devices feel downright awful. Único Análisis, disponible online, Mediano, Fecha: 06/10/2014

Motorola Moto E Review: Flawed AffordabilityOrigen: SlashgearEN→ESAs a gateway to reliable Android ownership, however, the Moto E packs an impressive punch. Camera aside, I’d struggle to fault Motorola’s decisions in specifications, and while the design is uninspiring, it’s at least well put together. That counts for a lot, and I can’t help but welcome a company looking to innovate as much in price as it does in whiz-bang hardware. Único Análisis, disponible online, corto, Fecha: 06/09/2014

70%Motorola Moto EOrigen: Wired MagazineEN→ESThe question I kept asking myself was: Is this your primary phone? Despite the low price, when you factor in a phone bill, I think the answer is not yet. Even if you buy the Moto E off contract, you’ll still need a voice and data plan to use it. And given how much you’ll spend on that every month, it probably makes more sense to spend, say, the $70 more to buy an unlocked Moto G. But if you want a beater phone to take adventuring, or need something to fill in for a broken device until you reach the end of your contract, this is a great option. Único Análisis, disponible online, Muy corto, Fecha: 06/06/2014Puntuación:Puntuación total: 70%

70%Moto E Review: Best Entry-Level Android Phone Among Reputed BrandsOrigen: Techtree.comEN→ESThe Moto E is priced aggressively at Rs 7000. No other Android handset from a top-tier manufacturer can currently compete with the Moto E. Despite a few niggles, we would like to recommend for its sharp display and impressive performance. Plus, latest Android Kitkat further sweetens the deal. The only potential deal breaker here are the camera and shoddy craftsmanship. The bottom-line is that if you’re looking for an entry-level Android smartphone from a reputed brand, Moto E is your only option. If you’re open to try out other platforms, the Lumia 520 is a better build handset that offers much polished smartphone experience. Único Análisis, disponible online, corto, Fecha: 06/06/2014Puntuación:Puntuación total: 70% precio: 80% rendimiento: 80% características: 70% procesamiento: 50%

80%Motorola Moto E reviewOrigen: Stuff TVEN→ESIf a £90 Nexus existed, it would look a lot like the Moto E. This isn’t just Android for the masses, it’s tidy, reliable, loveable Android for the masses.
No, it isn’t perfect. But considering we’re yet to meet a mobile device that is, this Moto is £90 (£80 on O2) well spent. Its main flaw is its camera, but until you get to around the £200 mark, almost every handset disappoints in this department - including Motorola’s own Moto G. Único Análisis, disponible online, Mediano, Fecha: 06/05/2014Puntuación:Puntuación total: 80% rendimiento: 70% pantalla: 70% procesamiento: 80%

Nokia Lumia 520 review - a cheap Windows Phone 8 smartphone with a lot to offerOrigen: PC AdvisorEN→ESLumia 520 vs Motorola Moto E comparison review: best cheap smartphones you can buy in the UK in 2014
There is little to choose between the Moto E and the Lumia 520. Indeed, the chief thing to note is that these are both great handsets at a remarkably low price. The Lumia 520 is thinner and lighter, and comes in multiple colours. The Moto E is marginally cheaper and more powerful. And it has a bigger, better display. You will make your own choice, but for us the combination of that display and the greater flexibility of Android makes us choose the Moto E. Comparación, disponible online, corto, Fecha: 06/02/2014

80%Motorola Moto E reviewOrigen: Expert ReviewsEN→ESCamera issues aside, the Moto E is a great phone for its price. The Moto G may have a better screen and a marginally better camera, but the Moto E has a longer-lasting battery and helpful new apps. Whether you're looking to buy your child their first phone or just want a superb budget handset for yourself, the Moto E is an excellent choice and is a worthy alternative to the Moto G. Único Análisis, disponible online, corto, Fecha: 05/27/2014Puntuación:Puntuación total: 80%

80%Motorola Moto E ReviewOrigen: Think DigitEN→ESIf you are looking for a reliable smartphone under a budget of Rs.10,000 then look no further. Yes, we agree that the camera quality is poor and skipping the LED flash and front facing camera was a huge blunder. But in the end, Moto E proves to be a sturdy and nimble little smartphone with a solid build quality and decent performance capability. Único Análisis, disponible online, Mediano, Fecha: 05/26/2014Puntuación:Puntuación total: 80% precio: 80% rendimiento: 70% características: 60% procesamiento: 80%

82%Where very good meets very cheapOrigen: EngadgetEN→ESThere's no two ways about it -- the Moto E is exciting, if not in the way most mobile buffs would like. You really shouldn't underestimate the sort of world-shaking power that can come from making something that's both very good and very cheap. So what if the spec sheet is a bit passé? Único Análisis, disponible online, Mediano, Fecha: 05/26/2014Puntuación:Puntuación total: 82%

Motorola Moto E vs Moto G video review: What's the best budget smartphone?Origen: PC AdvisorEN→ESThe Moto G has been PC Advisor's best budget smartphone for a while but Motorola has come along with an even cheaper model in the Moto E. Watch our Moto E vs Moto G video review to see how the two budget smartphones compare. See also: What's the best budget smartphone.video review Comparación, disponible online, Muy corto, Fecha: 05/23/2014

80%Motorola Moto E review: £89 budget smartphone sets new barOrigen: PC AdvisorEN→ESMotorola set a new benchmark for the budget smartphone with the Moto G but has gone even lower on price with the Moto E. Although we're impressed with the Moto E which will make a great first or spare smartphone, it's worth paying the extra for the Moto G which is now £99 on PAYG. Único Análisis, disponible online, corto, Fecha: 05/22/2014Puntuación:Puntuación total: 80% precio: 100% rendimiento: 70% características: 60% procesamiento: 80%

70%Moto E review: Redefining the budget smartphoneOrigen: GreenbotEN→ESIt likely won’t take the Moto E very long to prove its worth to the world, emerging market or not. It proves itself by being a great backup phone you can buy without issue off-contract and may be a good option for the first-time smartphone buyer.
Motorola’s strategy to tackle the low-end market may not be the most glamorous, but it sure looks like this model is doing well for the company. The Moto E stays light on its feet and easy on the pocket, making it a low-end force to be reckoned with. Único Análisis, disponible online, corto, Fecha: 05/21/2014Puntuación:Puntuación total: 70%

80%Motorola Moto E reviewOrigen: Trusted ReviewsEN→ESThe Motorola Moto E sits in a tricky spot. Among its sub-£100 peers, it offers better basics than the competition. The screen, software and design are great for the price.
But if you’re willing to pay a little more, you get a significant bump-up in quality by moving up to the Moto G. Its screen is better, its camera much more versatile and there are very real benefits in moving up to a quad-core Snapdragon 400 CPU from the Moto E’s dual-core Snapdragon 200. Único Análisis, disponible online, largo, Fecha: 05/21/2014Puntuación:Puntuación total: 80% precio: 90% rendimiento: 80% pantalla: 80% movilidad: 70% procesamiento: 70%

100%Motorola Moto EOrigen: Gadget ShowEN→ESMotorola just keeps on stunning us with its low price mobiles: quite how the company can be making a profit on the Moto E is beyond us, but that’s only for them to worry about, not you. All you need to know is that this is the best phone you can buy for under £100 right now, and in a few weeks, perhaps it’ll even hit the £50 point. This isn’t just a budget smartphone: it’s a back up smartphone, an emergency smartphone, a holiday smartphone, a why-haven’t-you-bought-one-yet smartphone? Your move, everyone else. Único Análisis, disponible online, Muy corto, Fecha: 05/21/2014Puntuación:Puntuación total: 100%

90%Motorola Moto E review: The only sensible choice under Rs 10,000Origen: Tech2.in.comEN→ESAt a crazy price of under Rs 7,000, you can see why the Moto E has been a mega hit. Apart from being a handset from a reputed OEM, with extensive after sales support, you don’t feel short-changed when it comes to the features and performance. If you’re going to diss the Moto E because of its sub-par camera and the fact that it doesn’t have a front-facing one, then you’re missing the point. Único Análisis, disponible online, Mediano, Fecha: 05/19/2014Puntuación:Puntuación total: 90%

Motorola Moto E: Brill budget blower with one bothersome blunderOrigen: Reg HardwareEN→ESWhile others might not care so much about a front-facing camera, I find its absence actually annoys me and knocks some of the shine off a device that I'd otherwise be very enthusiastic about. As it stands, unless you are after a backup handset, are confident that you will never have a use for a webcam or are truly skint, I’d suggest saving up the extra £70 and buying the 4G Moto G. Único Análisis, disponible online, largo, Fecha: 05/19/2014

Motorola Moto E, First Take: Great value, but only one cameraOrigen: Zdnet.comEN→ESMotorola may have caused a mini-revolution with the first-generation Moto G, but the Moto E has been built to even tighter financial constraints, and that shows. There are plenty of good things about this £89 handset, but there are clear opportunities for a competitor to improve on some aspects. Also, the £149 Moto G with 4G (LTE) connectivity, a front-facing camera and 8GB of internal storage may prove to be a bigger draw for those who are prepared to spend a bit more money. Único Análisis, disponible online, Muy corto, Fecha: 05/19/2014

70%Motorola Moto E Review: Fresh Competition in the Budget SegmentOrigen: NDTV GadgetsEN→ESWhat Motorola has done with the Moto E is let loose a performance beast in the sub-10k range of smartphones. It might have a bad camera, but in every other respect the Moto E trumps its competition by a large margin. The only other smartphone that comes close is the Nokia Lumia 525 (review) which runs Windows Phone 8, is more expensive, and has a limited number of applications in the app store. Único Análisis, disponible online, Mediano, Fecha: 05/17/2014Puntuación:Puntuación total: 70% precio: 90% rendimiento: 80% pantalla: 70% movilidad: 60% procesamiento: 80%

70%Motorola Moto E (Unlocked)Origen: PC MagEN→ESLike the Moto G before it, the Moto E proves once again that low cost doesn't have to mean low quality. Motorola makes a compelling case for the end of the feature phone, but the Moto E will inevitably face limited appeal, at least here in the U.S. where subsidized phone prices and contract-bound plans still rule the day. The Moto E is an ideal starter smartphone, though, and is far more polished than similarly priced competitors. T-Mobile and MVNO subscribers, and especially parents looking to get a smartphone for their kids, should consider the Moto E. It's also worth taking a look at the Nokia Lumia 520/521, which goes for $100 or less online, but is network locked, and Windows Phone might not be for everyone. Único Análisis, disponible online, Muy corto, Fecha: 05/16/2014Puntuación:Puntuación total: 70%

60%Motorola Moto EOrigen: Laptop MagEN→ESThe $129 Moto E packs a lot of promise into a very affordable device. You get a pure Android experience in a compact and durable design. Plus, you can swap out the back cover for other colors if you're looking for a little more personality. However, there are some things missing here, such as a front camera, a flash for the back camera and LTE connectivity. Único Análisis, disponible online, largo, Fecha: 05/16/2014Puntuación:Puntuación total: 60%

Best budget smartphone 2014: Motorola Moto G vs Motorola Moto E comparison reviewOrigen: PC AdvisorEN→ESYou might have come to our Motorola Moto G vs Motorola Moto E comparison review wondering why on earth we are comparing the specifications of two smartphones from the same company with a £60 price difference; clearly the more expensive Motorola Moto G is going to best the £89 Moto E on the hardware front. Actually, what we've learned is that although the Motorola Moto G has the better specification, the Moto E's hardware is sufficient that it will be a great fit for many users - and especially so when you consider that those in the market for a budget smartphone don't expect to get ultimate performance. The Motorola Moto E might not have as good a screen or as much storage or processing- and graphics power as the Moto G, nor its support for 4G and microSD expansion. But it does do everything most people will require, and at a staggeringly good price. It truly looks to be the best budget smartphone money can buy. Comparación, disponible online, corto, Fecha: 05/14/2014

Motorola Moto E hands-on review: £89 budget smartphone sets new barOrigen: PC AdvisorEN→ESMotorola set a new benchmark for the budget smartphone with the Moto G but has gone even lower on price with the Moto E. This smartphone is well built and has decent specs for just £89 so there's little not to like. Check back for a full review soon. Único Análisis, disponible online, corto, Fecha: 05/13/2014

Motorola Moto E review: Hands-onOrigen: T3EN→ESThe price is clearly the big selling-point here, and whilst there are plenty of sub-£100 smartphones out there Motorola has clearly thought about what can make the Moto E a considerably better option that perhaps some of its rivals.
The loss of a front-facing camera is a decision that could come back to kick Motorola but it's certainly not the end of the world, for now though we'll say that from spending a short amount of time with the Moto E it certainly feels like a mid-range smartphone which is probably what Motorola is hoping for. Único Análisis, disponible online, Muy corto, Fecha: 05/13/2014

80%Hands on: Motorola Moto E review A dinky dialler that's got a lot to shout aboutOrigen: TechradarEN→ESThe low budget smartphone market is starting to get interesting as some genuinely good phones, such as the Moto G and EE Kestrel, are coming out at low price points. But while both those phones are cheap they're still more expensive than the Moto E.
For £90 or less there are very few compelling options and when it comes to Android handsets at that price I'd argue that there's nothing else out there as good as the Moto E. It's undeniably basic but it looks good, has a decent screen and it runs well. At this price you can't ask for more than that. Único Análisis, disponible online, Muy largo, Fecha: 05/13/2014Puntuación:Puntuación total: 80% precio: 100% rendimiento: 70% características: 60% procesamiento: 70%

Motorola Moto EOrigen: Trusted ReviewsEN→ESThe Motorola Moto E is not as exciting a phone as its bigger brother. Its specs are more ordinary, its screen more commonplace. But if networks eat enough into the £89 ‘suggested’ price when the phone is locked to a network or tied in with buying £10 of credit, we could be looking at another class-leading budget Android phone. Único Análisis, disponible online, Muy corto, Fecha: 05/13/2014

80%Moto G 2014 Review: Even Better With Android LollipopOrigen: Know Your MobileEN→ESI like this handset A LOT. It offers unprecedented design and decent hardware for the ultra-low asking price. You can do a lot with the Moto G too, so much so I hardly missed my allegedly superior Nexus 5 during testing. There are certain issues –– imaging, for instance –– that when experienced do highlight its budget-nature, but beyond these blemishes the handset itself is a fine example of just how far things have come in the mobile space; two years ago a handset with these attributes at this price was a pipe dream. Único Análisis, disponible online, corto, Fecha: 02/23/2015Puntuación:Puntuación total: 80%

Motorola Moto G 2nd Gen.Origen: Hardware SecretsEN→ESThe first-generation Moto G was an excellent smartphone for its price. On this second generation, Motorola solved its main problems: the mediocre camera and the lack of support for memory cards. Being even more affordable than the first model, the Motorola Moto G 2nd Gen. is an excellente smartphone with an incredible cost/benefit ratio. Único Análisis, disponible online, largo, Fecha: 01/20/2015

80%Motorola Moto GOrigen: GadgetspeakEN→ESI have this as 3rd Generation but as another journalist pithily said there must have been a sibling as Motorola call it 2nd Generation. Here is the latest and greatest Moto G from Motorola who smashed through the glass ceiling of SmartPhone pricing, with their first Moto G, then more recently a 4G offering also bearing Moto G name and now the latest Moto G. Único Análisis, disponible online, corto, Fecha: 12/24/2014Puntuación:Puntuación total: 80% precio: 80% rendimiento: 80%

90%Second Generation Moto GOrigen: GadgetspeakEN→ESEver since the original launch, my smartphone of choice has been theMotorola Moto G device which combines good performance with a reasonable price point. Motorola has recently upgrading this excellent handset with the new second generation version which is available in single or dual SIM flavours with a choice of either 8GB or 16GB. Único Análisis, disponible online, corto, Fecha: 11/11/2014Puntuación:Puntuación total: 90% precio: 80% rendimiento: 100%

80%Motorola Moto G (2014) review: bigger, better, and just as affordableOrigen: PocketnowEN→ESIn the end, the question is, did Motorola go too light on the improvements to this year’s Moto G? Not at all. It’s just as much of a no-brainer as it ever was, even if Motorola only made a few changes to the hardware. We can think of at least two reasons we’re completely okay with that. One, Motorola got it right the first time by offering a whole lot of value for a very small price – just a fraction of what other, comparable smartphones were. And two, when you’re only asking $179 for a smartphone packed with some rather compelling specifications, there isn’t a lot of room for improvement. Único Análisis, disponible online, Mediano, Fecha: 10/24/2014Puntuación:Puntuación total: 80%

70%Review: Moto G (2014, G2)Origen: GadgetguyEN→ESThat said, if you can live without good speeds and are happy to download everything at work or home and take it with you, the second-generation Moto G offers a reasonable amount of value, just don’t say we didn’t tell you so if the 3G speeds are a little too hard to take after a week. Único Análisis, disponible online, corto, Fecha: 10/14/2014Puntuación:Puntuación total: 70% precio: 70% rendimiento: 70% características: 60% procesamiento: 80%

80%Motorola Moto G (2014) reviewOrigen: Pocket LintEN→ESThe price was the key to the original Moto G's success and we suspect it will be a similar story for the 2014 model too. For £150 you get a lot for your money, including a decent display, very good battery life, ample performance and an improved camera, as well as microSD storage expansion and a raw Android operating system experience with some useful extras. Único Análisis, disponible online, corto, Fecha: 10/08/2014Puntuación:Puntuación total: 80%

86%Moto GOrigen: EngadgetEN→ESThis won't be a phone that you fall hard and fast for. It won't sweep you off your feet, nor will it dazzle you with a slew of whizbang features. That's just fine, though. Because none of that changes the fact that the Moto G is still one of the best budget smartphones you can buy today. Único Análisis, disponible online, Mediano, Fecha: 10/03/2014Puntuación:Puntuación total: 86%

85%Motorola Moto G (2014) ReviewOrigen: TechspotEN→ESThe Motorola Moto G is an impressive update to its highly regarded predecessor, addressing several issues with the first generation model and improving a few bits of hardware. However, it’s still not the perfect entry-level phone people might have been expecting, with the new additions not stretching to every corner of the device. Único Análisis, disponible online, Muy largo, Fecha: 10/02/2014Puntuación:Puntuación total: 85%

100%Motorola Moto G (2014) reviewOrigen: Gadget ShowEN→ESOnce again, Motorola astounds us with a smartphone that’s such good value it’s not at all clear how the company can be making money from it. But hey, if Motorola wants to live off vapours, that’s fine by us: forget cheap Samsungs, Windows Phones or budget HTCs, if you’re not going to splash the cash on a top end iPhone, phablet or camera phone, this is the only handset on any platform worth considering. Único Análisis, disponible online, Muy corto, Fecha: 10/02/2014Puntuación:Puntuación total: 100%

80%Moto G (2014) review: The best smartphone under $200Origen: GreenbotEN→ESStill, this is one of those inexpensive phones I wouldn't mind using on a day-to-day basis, even without the super high-resolution display or the Moto X's always-on capabilities. If you just need a smartphone to get the job done, the Moto G will do it for you, and it will do it right every time. Único Análisis, disponible online, corto, Fecha: 09/30/2014Puntuación:Puntuación total: 80%

80%Moto G (2014) review: The best smartphone under $200Origen: PC WorldEN→ESStill, this is one of those inexpensive phones I wouldn’t mind using on a day-to-day basis, even without the super high-resolution display or the Moto X’s always-on capabilities. If you just need a smartphone to get the job done, the Moto G will do it for you, and it will do it right every time. Único Análisis, disponible online, Muy corto, Fecha: 09/30/2014Puntuación:Puntuación total: 80%

Living with the Moto G (2014): How good can a budget phone be?Origen: Computerworld.comEN→ESAll in all, the second-gen Moto G is everything we loved about the original -- just pushed forward with some nice new tweaks and improvements.
If you want the best possible smartphone experience, a phone of this caliber isn't going to be for you. But when it comes to the budget phone realm, it absolutely doesn't get any better. Único Análisis, disponible online, Muy corto, Fecha: 09/26/2014

Moto G (2014) review: The best deal for the most peopleOrigen: GizmagEN→ESMotorola is a hugely underrated device maker in a world where Apple and Samsung grab the lion's share of attention. But that could soon change with the company's sale to China's Lenovo and its building momentum towards becoming a major player worldwide. Único Análisis, disponible online, Muy corto, Fecha: 09/24/2014

90%The Moto G is dead! Long live the Moto G!Origen: TechradarEN→ESThe 2014 edition is another cracking budget phone from Motorola. More screen space and a much better camera are worthwhile upgrades.
The design language has been maintained to a good level, and improved in some ways as well. The fact you've got the option of dual front-facing speakers is really nice, although you don't get the performance found in the HTC One M8 or the Sony Xperia Z3. Único Análisis, disponible online, Muy largo, Fecha: 09/23/2014Puntuación:Puntuación total: 90% precio: 100% rendimiento: 90% características: 80% procesamiento: 80%

Moto G2 (2014) vs Moto E comparison review: New Moto G is worth the extra cashOrigen: PC AdvisorEN→ESIt's unsurprising that the Moto G2 is a better phone than the Moto E and we recommend spending the extra if you can afford it for the better screen, camera, processor, storage, battery life and stereo speakers. The one caveat is that neither phone supports 4G so look elsewhere (Moto G 4G, for example) if this is a must. Comparación, disponible online, Muy corto, Fecha: 09/22/2014

Motorola Moto G (2014) review: Baby stepsOrigen: GSM ArenaEN→ESMoto G (2014), like its predecessor, is easily among the most capable Android smartphones you can buy in its price range. The smartphone offers a well-designed, solidly crafted hardware package, topped with up-to-date OS, which is bound to receive updates in a timely fashion. Único Análisis, disponible online, Muy largo, Fecha: 09/22/2014

100%New Motorola Moto G review – the best budget smartphone?Origen: Expert ReviewsEN→ESThe new Moto G isn't just an amazing bargain. It's a sub-£150 phone that gives a surprising number of £200-plus mid-range handsets a real run for their money, and in most cases actually beats them hands down in terms of overall value. We didn't think it was possible to create a better phone than the original Moto G, but the latest version of Motorola's unstoppable handset rightly claims its crown as the new king of budget smartphones. It wins a Best Buy award. Único Análisis, disponible online, corto, Fecha: 09/19/2014Puntuación:Puntuación total: 100%

VIDEO: Motorola Moto G (5 inch) review - a great-value Android smartphoneOrigen: PC AdvisorEN→ESIt may not have 4G or a faster processor, but for many people these won’t matter at all. Performance is decent and you’ll easily get through a day before needing to recharge. We’ve even managed two days on a couple of occasions. All in all, this is a great-value Android phone.video review Único Análisis, disponible online, Muy corto, Fecha: 09/18/2014

Moto G vs Moto G2 (2014) comparison review: Best budget smartphone gets bigger but loses 4GOrigen: PC AdvisorEN→ESThe new Motorola Moto G (2014) has a larger screen, better cameras and front facing stereo speakers. Pretty much everything else remains the same so there are only a few upgrades here and the dual-SIM feature will be only useful to a handful of users. It's not a must have upgrade if you have the original Moto G and if you need 4G support then the Moto G2 doesn't offer it. Comparación, disponible online, Muy corto, Fecha: 09/17/2014

90%Moto G 2 (2014) reviewOrigen: Trusted ReviewsEN→ESYes, is the simple answer. The new Moto G still offers excellent value for money and while Motorola hasn't upgraded in every department, the changes it has made still make this phone head and shoulders above other sub-£150 smartphones.
Take that money elsewhere and you will likely have to make compromises on elements like screen quality, performance and battery life. You don't do that with the Moto G. It might be a different story in 12 months time, but at the moment there are few phones that tick so many of the boxes. Único Análisis, disponible online, Mediano, Fecha: 09/16/2014Puntuación:Puntuación total: 90% precio: 100% rendimiento: 90% pantalla: 80% movilidad: 80% procesamiento: 80%

80%Motorola Moto G (Gen 2) Review: Back in the RaceOrigen: NDTV GadgetsEN→ESWhile not quite matching the raw performance of the Asus Zenfone 5, Motorola's latest effort is still a contender thanks to its features and software. The 16GB versions of both phones are priced at Rs. 12,999, but there's an 8GB Zenfone 5 option if you need to save a little money. For us, the choice ultimately comes down to whether you prefer Asus' Zen UI over stock Android KitKat (and soon, Android L). Xiaomi's Mi 3 (Review | Pictures) would have been a much bigger threat, but it isn't a true contender at the moment because it simply isn't available anymore. Único Análisis, disponible online, corto, Fecha: 09/16/2014Puntuación:Puntuación total: 80% precio: 80% rendimiento: 80% pantalla: 80% movilidad: 80% procesamiento: 60%

80%Review: Motorola Moto G 4GOrigen: GadgetguyEN→ESIt’s not the cheapest Motorola out there, but in terms of performance, the Moto G 4G ticks quite a few boxes, offering a great screen, fast 4G speeds, and impressive battery life.
There’s some pretty solid competition between this and Kogan’s BenQ-powered Agora 4G, a device which has half an inch on the Moto G 4G, but if you like devices small-ish and want to move from the iPhone 3 or 4 to an Android with more bandwidth, this is one phone we’d check out. Único Análisis, disponible online, corto, Fecha: 09/16/2014Puntuación:Puntuación total: 80% precio: 90% rendimiento: 90% características: 70% procesamiento: 80%

Motorola Moto G 2014 vs Moto G 2013Origen: Phone ArenaEN→ESMotorola has seemingly found success in the entry-level market, and it obviously shows with its Moto G smartphones. Before its introduction, owning a decent performing basic smartphone meant forking over $200 to pick up – so the feeling felt rewarding when we found out that the original model would bear an easy-to-pay price of $179.99. Of course, Motorola realized this advantage and has once again graced its new Moto G with the same, lovely price point. Comparación, disponible online, Mediano, Fecha: 09/16/2014

79%Auld lang syneOrigen: Digital TrendsEN→ESThe Moto G (2nd Gen) is a very good smartphone, but it is no longer the best in class. The competition it faces is much tougher than its predecessor and the Xiaomi Mi3 and Micromax Canvas Nitro both perform better than this device, while the Asus Zenfone 5 is another option to choose from. The only thing the new Moto G has over these devices is brand recognition. It does give good value for your money. Único Análisis, disponible online, corto, Fecha: 09/16/2014Puntuación:Puntuación total: 79%

80%Motorola Moto G 2014 review: the benchmark budget smartphone gets a 5in screen but loses 4GOrigen: PC AdvisorEN→ESWith a bigger screen, much better speakers and improved cameras, the new Moto G is a great budget smartphone. The lack of support for 4G will be a deal-breaker for some, though. It isn't without its rivals, but if you're specifically looking for a budget dual-SIM Android phone, it's a good choice. Único Análisis, disponible online, corto, Fecha: 09/15/2014Puntuación:Puntuación total: 80% precio: 80% rendimiento: 80% características: 70% procesamiento: 80%

70%Motorola Moto G (2014, Unlocked)Origen: PC MagEN→ESIt's still surprising Motorola didn't include LTE in the new G, especially since it released an LTE model of the original G for only a $20 premium. Other options that have LTE include the Huawei Ascend Mate2 4G and the ZTE Nubia 5s Mini, but they're more expensive than the G. In that price range, though, the Nexus 5 is still a fantastic, inexpensive unlocked phone with a 5-inch screen, although it lacks a memory card slot. All told, the G is a lot of phone for the low $179.99 asking price, and is certainly worthy of consideration. Único Análisis, disponible online, Muy corto, Fecha: 09/15/2014Puntuación:Puntuación total: 70%

100%Motorola New Moto G (2014)Origen: RecombuEN→ESIf you skipped the rest of our lovely prose just to read our verdict on the Motorola New Moto G, then how very dare you. But it’s no big surprise that Motorola has once again smashed down its affordable rivals with a great-value mobile, which takes the brilliant original and packs in even more awesomeness. Único Análisis, disponible online, Muy corto, Fecha: 09/13/2014Puntuación:Puntuación total: 100%

80% Motorola Moto G 4GOrigen: GadgetspeakEN→ESIt is 13x6.5x.6cm and weights 144grams. Like a lot of recent phones that have passed my desk the first puzzle is how the back comes off. This is an updated version of the excellent ground breaking mobile offering launched last year by Motorola. A few of the missing items that people wanted included have been so what exactly does this updated phone have to offer? Único Análisis, disponible online, corto, Fecha: 09/12/2014Puntuación:Puntuación total: 80% precio: 60% rendimiento: 80%

90%Moto G (2014) review: The same, but differentOrigen: IT Pro PortalEN→ESTopping the original Moto G is a big ask – this was the handset that disrupted a notoriously competitive market and catapulted Motorola back under the global spotlight.
However, the 2014 edition isn't so much a "topper" but a rather delicious "topping." The lack of 4G combined with the lack of processor nor screen resolution boost prevents it from reaching perfection, but the improved camera and screen size means it's a worthy upgrade on top of the success the first Moto G created. Único Análisis, disponible online, Muy corto, Fecha: 09/12/2014Puntuación:Puntuación total: 90%

85%Motorola Moto G ReviewOrigen: Phone ArenaEN→ESThe Moto G is a simple, yet customizable designed phone that presents users with all of the core features of Android – without the redundancies of overbloated software features in tow. Therefore, if you’re looking to get something basic, preferably one that doesn’t require your signature on a contract, the Moto G is an option that you should check out. Único Análisis, disponible online, largo, Fecha: 09/11/2014Puntuación:Puntuación total: 85%

90%Moto G review: Bigger screen, better camera, and SD expansion while still priced at just $180Origen: Zdnet.comEN→ESThe new Moto G offers up some nice improvements over last year’s model and I am pretty surprised they were able to still keep the price under $200. As long as people can accept the larger size, I think the Moto G will again be an extremely popular smartphone for the masses who don’t want to pay three to nearly five times this amount for a new iPhone 6 model. Único Análisis, disponible online, Muy corto, Fecha: 09/10/2014Puntuación:Puntuación total: 90%

80%Motorola Moto G 2014 review: the benchmark budget smartphone gets a 5in screen but loses 4GOrigen: PC AdvisorEN→ESWith a bigger screen, much better speakers and improved cameras, the new Moto G is a great budget smartphone. However, the lack of 4G, no processor upgrade nor a boost in screen resolution means it's arguably not as good value as the original Moto G was when it launched. That's also because the new Moto G has considerably tougher competition to deal with. There are cheaper options if your budget won't stretch this far, but if you're specifically looking for a budget dual-SIM Android phone, it's a good choice. If you absolutely need 4G, then the revised first-generation Moto G is still a worthy contender. Único Análisis, disponible online, Mediano, Fecha: 09/09/2014Puntuación:Puntuación total: 80% precio: 80% rendimiento: 80% características: 70% procesamiento: 80%

Motorola Moto G (2014) hands on reviewOrigen: Stuff TVEN→ESAll in all, the new Moto G isn't exactly an improvement in every way over last year's smartphone. The new camera is the most exciting addition, followed by the microSD slot for up to 32GB of expandable memory which we've already seen on the Moto G 4G. But the bigger screen loses some pixel density and might impact on battery life. Either way, the 5in Moto G will no doubt still be fantastic bang for buck like the two smaller budget Motos. Just don't expect the 4.5in G to go anywhere for now. Único Análisis, disponible online, Muy corto, Fecha: 09/05/2014

Motorola Moto G (2014) review: Hands-onOrigen: T3EN→ESMotorola has again impressed with its affordable option and even though we would have liked to have seen a few more of the Moto X features trickle down to the G, the larger screen, beefed up snapper and quad-core processor make up for it. If only it had 4G. Único Análisis, disponible online, Muy corto, Fecha: 09/05/2014

Motorola Moto G (2nd Generation), First Take: Bigger and better, but still affordableOrigen: Zdnet.comEN→ESAs far as the new Moto G is concerned, so long as the battery life checks out, we see no reason why it shouldn't continue the success of its predecessor — although there is now more competition in the affordable smartphone space than there was a year ago. Único Análisis, disponible online, Muy corto, Fecha: 09/05/2014

HTC One M9 vs Motorola Moto X 2014Origen: Phone ArenaEN→ESDespite being the newer and better-spec'd phone, the HTC One M9 is not necessarily running circles around the Motorola Moto X 2014. Yes, it's more powerful and future-proof, but the Moto X still holds its ground. To sum things up, the HTC One M9 will woo customers with its sleek build and powerful hardware; meanwhile, the Moto X doesn't shine hardware-wise, but it still has what it takes to be an attractive and affordable alternative to a number of newer phones, the HTC One M9 included. Comparación, disponible online, Mediano, Fecha: 03/22/2015

80%Motorola’s second-generation Moto X (2014) reviewedOrigen: GadgetguyEN→ESMotorola’s latest X smartphone gets close, and you can see in this handset that the design teams have really worked hard to make the handset a better all-round product.
The design is lovely, with a metal edge that exudes sturdiness, and a choice of rear materials that not only makes the phone lovely to look at, but also brilliant to hold, as well, with rubber, leather, and wood. We like the software and Motorola’s Active Display technology has to be one of the best power reducing concepts we’ve ever seen, and we wish more companies used it. Único Análisis, disponible online, corto, Fecha: 01/13/2015Puntuación:Puntuación total: 80% precio: 70% rendimiento: 80% características: 80% procesamiento: 80%

80%Moto X VersionOrigen: GadgetspeakEN→ESIt is 14x7x1cm the last figure is at the centre of the top and bottom where the headphone and micro USB connections are, at the rest of the edges it is only .5cm, it weights 143grams. Motorola are one of the most up to date phone manufacturers, they seem to be first to update to the latest version of Android this is 4.4.4 which is still the latest apart from the supposed version 5 available on a very few selected devices. Único Análisis, disponible online, corto, Fecha: 01/09/2015Puntuación:Puntuación total: 80% precio: 60% rendimiento: 80%

80%Second Generation Moto XOrigen: GadgetspeakEN→ESPlaced side-by-side with its earlier creation, the second generation Moto X is clearly larger than its sibling. As with the Moto G, reviewed earlier, the Moto X is now available as a second generation product. Motorola has taken this opportunity to make a number of changes to enhance the appeal of the company’s top of the range product. Único Análisis, disponible online, corto, Fecha: 12/16/2014Puntuación:Puntuación total: 80% precio: 80% rendimiento: 80%

80%Moto XOrigen: It ProEN→ESAvailable for free from £26.50 per month, the Moto X punches above its weight with high-end specifications including a 2.5GHz quad-core Snapdragon processor, 2GB RAM and a 13-megapixel camera. Overall, the Moto X is an excellent handset and if you're looking for a device with pure Android it's a toss up between this and the Nexus 5. Único Análisis, disponible online, corto, Fecha: 12/11/2014Puntuación:Puntuación total: 80%

PHONDLESLAB-ULOUS: Motorola Moto X Android phabletOrigen: Reg HardwareEN→ESStill, in terms of design, build quality, usability and ergonomics, the new X is up with the very best. And to be fair the price reflects the less than cutting edge internals. The absence of a microSD card slot will be a deal breaker for some, the merely average run time from a full battery charge the same for others. But for £420 I still think the Moto X is a rather impressive lump. And being a Motorola, even Lenovo-owned Motorola, you should get new versions of Android sooner rather than later. Único Análisis, disponible online, corto, Fecha: 11/18/2014

80%Motorola Moto X (2014) reviewOrigen: T3EN→ESThe Moto X is a fantastic Android device, possibly one the best out there at the minute. It’s clear so much time has gone into creating a phone that not only performs admirably, yet that’s also a pleasure to use and even to hold in your hand. The plethora of customisation options are a nice addition too, letting you create a device that is truly yours. Único Análisis, disponible online, Muy corto, Fecha: 11/18/2014Puntuación:Puntuación total: 80%

Motorola Moto X (2014) review: solid, but lots missingOrigen: AndroidbeatEN→ESLook, I don’t dislike the Moto X 2014 – it’s ubiquitous in many ways, and certainly potentially useful if you drive a lot – and have a quiet car – or if there’s some other reason why you can’t always touch your phone. And it’s well sculpted in metal, here in vanilla form or available through the customising Moto Maker service in some countries. A decent upgrade for many people across the board, arguably. But it also doesn’t leap out as a standout device that many Android enthusiasts reading this might make a beeline for. Único Análisis, disponible online, corto, Fecha: 11/11/2014

70%Motorola Moto X (2014) Review: Packs-In Power, But Lacks EleganceOrigen: Techtree.comEN→ESThe Moto X is powerful handset with an excellent screen. So if you are into gaming, go for this handset. However, priced at Rs 33,000, the phone doesn't feel premium. The battery performance is underwhelming. If you have any love for camera, stay away from the Moto X. In this price-range, the HTC One (E8) also has its share of drawbacks, but given a choice I'll rather pick it over the Moto X (2014). Único Análisis, disponible online, Muy corto, Fecha: 11/06/2014Puntuación:Puntuación total: 70% precio: 80% rendimiento: 80% características: 80% procesamiento: 60%

Moto X vs. Droid Turbo: Which one's right for you?Origen: Computerworld.comEN→ESIt all comes down to your own priorities and what tradeoffs you're willing to make to get them. Think of it like this: The Droid Turbo is a specialty phone for folks who need extreme stamina and/or an extra-rugged device -- and are willing to sacrifice things like sleekness and design in exchange for those qualities. The Moto X is the more mainstream phone that strikes a balance to provide the best all-around experience for most people. Comparación, disponible online, Muy corto, Fecha: 11/05/2014

Moto X Origen: Hot HardwareEN→ESIf you’re shopping for a high-end Android phone, chances are you’re considering models from Samsung, HTC, and LG. After having some hands-on time with the Moto X, we strongly encourage you to add this phone to your list of options. Not only does the Moto X have a great look and feel, but it also comes with a few features you won’t find elsewhere. Único Análisis, disponible online, largo, Fecha: 10/30/2014

80%Motorola Moto X (2014) reviewOrigen: Trusted ReviewsEN→ESThe Motorola Moto X is a phone of hits and misses. It’s tough to ascribe a score to, as these wins and fails affect very important parts of the phone.
Despite offering great general performance and some very intuitive elements, some screen, camera and battery-life issues mean the Moto X isn’t quite up there with the very best flagship Androids. Único Análisis, disponible online, largo, Fecha: 10/29/2014Puntuación:Puntuación total: 80% precio: 70% rendimiento: 90% pantalla: 60% movilidad: 70% procesamiento: 80%

Motorola Moto X (second gen) review: A worthy successor to the original Moto XOrigen: Tech2.in.comEN→ESThe second generation Moto X comes with upgrades not just in terms of build quality, but also the system-on-chip powering the device. In terms of performance, the Moto X is at par with most of the flagship phones out there such as LG G3, Sony Xperia Z3 and so on. It comes with a good display and the call quality is impressive. Additional software features are definitely a value add. Battery life is decent enough, though not better than the Sony Xperia Z3 which gives almost two days on regular usage, if you activate the battery saver mode. Camera comes with its set of flaws, but it is good enough for sharing photos online. All in all, the Moto X(2nd gen) is a good overall package and it is confirmed to get the Lollipop 5.0 update whenever its out. Único Análisis, disponible online, corto, Fecha: 10/26/2014

Moto X (2014) ReviewOrigen: Androidcommunity.comEN→ESThere are ups and downs, here, but the 2014 Moto X is definitely worth looking at for your next smartphone purchase, especially with it's $450-or-so price tag. Customizable, efficient with Android, and sporting a respectable camera, the Moto X is the Toyota Camry of smartphones. You’ll get everything you want, but likely won’t miss the bells and whistles you don’t have. Único Análisis, disponible online, corto, Fecha: 10/24/2014

90%Motorola Moto X (2014) review: An uncluttered Android marvelOrigen: Pocket LintEN→ESThe Motorola Moto X is an appealing proposition. It offers great value for money as a flagship handset and even if you opt to customise with a leather or other finish using Moto Maker, you'll still be getting something more affordable than rivals - and something personal to you.
Overall, if you're looking for "the next Nexus 5" or are falling out of love with the likes of Samsung's cartoony TouchWiz and other manufacturers' heavy Android re-skins, then the Moto X could be the flagship phone for you. Único Análisis, disponible online, Mediano, Fecha: 10/21/2014Puntuación:Puntuación total: 90%

70%New Motorola Moto X (2014) Review: In DepthOrigen: RecombuEN→ESBut then there’s the not-so-great battery life and the camera that fall behind the competition, not to mention the lack of a memory card slot, which makes us lean more towards premium rivals such as the Xperia Z3 and the LG G3. Plus, with the new Nexus 6 on the horizon, there’s going to be some seriously good tech hitting the market offering a similar vanilla Android experience. Único Análisis, disponible online, Muy corto, Fecha: 10/21/2014Puntuación:Puntuación total: 70%

100%Motorola Moto X (2014) reviewOrigen: Gadget ShowEN→ESAlong with the Moto G, Motorola has made its best phone yet, pairing up flagship looks with slick software that actually helps, starting at a reasonable £419.99 for the base 16GB model. Finally, Motorola's made a phone that's truly deserving of its incredibly smart apps, and it can take on the rest of this year's flagship pack with ease. Único Análisis, disponible online, Muy corto, Fecha: 10/16/2014Puntuación:Puntuación total: 100%

100%Motorola Moto X (2014) 2nd Gen reviewOrigen: Expert ReviewsEN→ESNot only is it by far one of the smartest and most user-friendly phones we've tested this year, but it's also one of the most beautifully designed and desirable handsets we've ever seen. It may not be able to last quite as long as either the Galaxy S5 or the Xperia Z3 and Z3 Compact, but we think its clever, useful apps more than make up for any deficiency in battery life. Moreover, at £420 SIM-free or around £26.50-per-month on contract, it's also roughly the same price as many of the older flagship smartphones released earlier this year. This makes it fantastic value, so it wins a Best Buy award. Único Análisis, disponible online, corto, Fecha: 10/14/2014Puntuación:Puntuación total: 100%

80%Motorola Moto X review: the 2014 flagship Android smartphone you can personaliseOrigen: PC AdvisorEN→ESThe standard, non-customised Moto X is a desirable smartphone, but it's a little overpriced especially if you compare it with the Nexus 5. So Google's phone may lack the premium build quality and hi-res camera, but in most other respects it's a match for the Motorola at a significantly lower price. What makes the new Moto X really attractive is Moto Maker, as it's unlikely anyone else will choose your combination of customisations. (But it may also make it harder to resell when it's time to upgrade.) It's just a shame that Motorola decided not to add a microSD slot: there's no such thing as too much storage. Único Análisis, disponible online, corto, Fecha: 10/13/2014Puntuación:Puntuación total: 80% precio: 80% rendimiento: 90% características: 70% procesamiento: 80%

Motorola Moto X 2013 vs second-generation, new Moto X 2014 comparison: The 2014 Moto X is better, but how much better? (This much.)Origen: PC AdvisorEN→ESSo the second-generation Moto X is categorically better than its predecessor. Significantly so. It has a much more powerful spec, and the display is what we hoped we'd see on the 2013 version. The camera is now worth your consideration, and it is a thin and light smartphone. We liked the original Moto X, but the 2014 flavour is definitely worth the upgrade. Comparación, disponible online, Muy corto, Fecha: 10/08/2014

86%A true flagship Android phoneOrigen: Digital TrendsEN→ESIn its new avataar, the Motorola Moto X is finally a true flagship, both on paper and in real world performance. It's very good value for money, but many may be put off by its weaknesses. The bad camera and limited storage may very well affect its sales. The phone is every bit the performer in all other respects though. Único Análisis, disponible online, corto, Fecha: 10/08/2014Puntuación:Puntuación total: 86%

80%Motorola Moto X (Gen 2) Review: Stepping Up to a Bigger GameOrigen: NDTV GadgetsEN→ESMeanwhile, those who do want the new Moto X will have to deal with not being able to choose their own colours, textures and materials. They'll also have to consider carefully whether they can live with only 16GB of storage space. If these hurdles can be surmounted, the Moto X (Gen 2) looks like a pretty good deal. It doesn't quite kill the appeal of flagship phones in the neighbourhood of Rs. 50,000, but some models such as the Samsung Galaxy S5 (Review | Pictures) are currently available for around Rs. 37,500. Given the relatively small price difference, you might choose to go with the S5 for its features and camera, or the Moto X to save some money. Único Análisis, disponible online, Mediano, Fecha: 10/07/2014Puntuación:Puntuación total: 80% precio: 70% rendimiento: 90% pantalla: 80% movilidad: 80% procesamiento: 70%

Moto X (2014) review: There is no justice in the worldOrigen: GizmagEN→ESIn conclusion, the Moto X should be considered alongside the iPhone 6 and Samsung Galaxy S5 as one of the top smartphone options available today. And I haven't even mentioned the fact that it pairs nicely with the best smartwatch around, the Moto 360, or the upcoming Moto Hint smart Bluetooth earbud that we're still waiting to try out. Único Análisis, disponible online, Muy corto, Fecha: 10/05/2014

Samsung Galaxy S5 vs. Moto X: Smartphone Face-OffOrigen: Tom's GuideEN→ESWith a more stylish — and far more customizable — design, better performance, more-useful features and a lower price, the Moto X just edges out the Samsung Galaxy S5 in this nine-round competition. The S5 kept things competitive, though, winning many crucial rounds, including display, interface, camera and battery life. So, regardless of which phone you choose, you'll end up a winner. Comparación, disponible online, corto, Fecha: 09/29/2014

Motorola Moto X 2014 vs Samsung Galaxy S5Origen: Phone ArenaEN→ESThere’s a reason why the Samsung Galaxy S5 continues to be a noteworthy smartphone, despite the fact that it’s been out for some time now. Frankly, it just works in being a high performing smartphone – one that’s usually a top finisher in key categories. From its superior battery life, sharp camera quality, and its rich set of software features, the Galaxy S5 is without a doubt a few steps ahead of the Moto X. Comparación, disponible online, largo, Fecha: 09/29/2014

Apple iPhone 6 vs Motorola Moto X 2014Origen: Phone ArenaEN→ESApple doesn’t have to do a lot of fighting in the space, just because its iPhones continue to be at the top of the charts. Month after month, smartphone after smartphone, it simply has the rounded appeal and performance to be a choice winner amongst consumers. Considering all things, it makes plenty of sense why the iPhone 6 is already finding itself in a similar position of being king of the hill in the smartphone space. Heck, if we’re to objectively tally its performance in all key categories, there’s absolutely a lot more going for the iPhone 6. Comparación, disponible online, largo, Fecha: 09/29/2014

90%Moto's pure Android smartphone gets bigger and betterOrigen: TechradarEN→ESDon't think that just because the Moto X 2014 name didn't get much of a change that the phone is just a basic specs bump. Motorola's new flagship smartphone proves that the reinvented company is listening to customer feedback with a bigger screen and aluminum metal frame, all for a price that's better than its competition. It only half-listened the requests for a superior camera and didn't pay attention to anyone plea for a micro SD slot. Único Análisis, disponible online, Muy largo, Fecha: 09/27/2014Puntuación:Puntuación total: 90% precio: 100% rendimiento: 80% características: 80% procesamiento: 90%

Moto X Review (2nd Generation)Origen: Droid-LifeEN→ESIs the new Moto X the best Android phone of 2014? That depends on what you need from a phone. If you want the best feeling phone of any 2014 flagship, one that can be customized to your liking, that still sports a 1080p display and powerful Snapdragon 801 processor, receives updates to new versions of Android faster than any other phone outside of a Nexus, and performs flawlessly through stock Android while managing to perform tasks no other Android phone is capable of thanks to a Moto suite of apps, then yes, it might be the best Android phone of the year. Único Análisis, disponible online, largo, Fecha: 09/19/2014

Moto X (2014) deep-dive review: Android done rightOrigen: Computerworld.comEN→ESWith its new Moto X, Motorola has shown again that it knows how to do Android right. The phone has a distinctive and customizable design with the option of interesting materials like leather and wood. It has an outstanding display, superb performance and a fast and easy-to-use camera that's capable of capturing great-looking photos. Único Análisis, disponible online, Mediano, Fecha: 09/19/2014

89%Motorola Moto X (2014) review: the modest Moto goes mainstreamOrigen: PocketnowEN→ESAs the mainstream reboot of a niche product, the 2014 Moto X does what it needs to do. Like Star Trek 2009, it sacrifices some of the principles of its forerunner in its quest for greater mass appeal. The new phone’s bigger screen makes its casing more cumbersome, its battery less potent. Its quest to stand out from the pack has led to an aesthetic that cries out to be noticed, at the cost of some subtlety. Único Análisis, disponible online, largo, Fecha: 09/18/2014Puntuación:Puntuación total: 89% rendimiento: 85% características: 80% movilidad: 80%

Moto X review: Say hello to the best Android phone in the worldOrigen: BGREN→ESThe hardware is beautiful, with a curved back that fits perfectly in hands both small and large. It feels great to hold; the phone is 9.9mm thick directly in the center, but as thin as just 3.8mm in certain areas thanks to the convex design.
The second-generation Moto X won’t be the best phone for everyone but all things considered, it hits all the right notes and is a clear leader among currently available Android smartphones. Único Análisis, disponible online, corto, Fecha: 09/16/2014

Motorola Moto X 2014 vs Moto X 2013Origen: Phone ArenaEN→ESAlmost everything about the new Moto X is improved over its predecessor, not solely for its specs, but for its overall performance. From call quality, design, and its camera performance, the new Moto X bears all of the incremental improvements to earn the rigid qualities of a true successor. The only thing that most people will face when deciding between the two is their size – where we feel that the old Moto X has the perfect one for comfort and usability. Comparación, disponible online, largo, Fecha: 09/16/2014

Moto X (2014) Review: Finally, a true Motorola flagshipOrigen: SlashgearEN→ESIt's hard not to be impressed with the new Moto X. Its predecessor built a solid reputation among those "in the know" for its clean Android build and useful features, but its plastic casing and underwhelming display left it overshadowed on store shelves by rival devices. Único Análisis, disponible online, corto, Fecha: 09/15/2014

90%The new Moto X review: Finally a flagship phone worthy of a Motorola comebackOrigen: GreenbotEN→ESIt’s no secret that Motorola has fallen far from those lofty days when everyone had a StarTAC or Razr in their pocket. It has taken the company quite awhile to really figure out the smartphone market. Last year's Moto X wanted to be considered a flagship phone, but it had “one step down” hardware that simply felt like a compromise compared to the HTC One (M7) or Galaxy S4. Único Análisis, disponible online, corto, Fecha: 09/15/2014Puntuación:Puntuación total: 90%

Motorola Moto X (2014) review: Have it your wayOrigen: GSM ArenaEN→ESWe were pleased with the hardware of the new Moto X and its overall performance. Unlike last year's iteration that left us asking for more screen real estate and chipset oomph, the setup of this year's model will surely appeal to even the most demanding Android users.
The camera isn't too shabby either - 4K video capture and easy launch gesture make capturing memories in quality manner easy even for those who are not particularly crazy about tech. Único Análisis, disponible online, Muy largo, Fecha: 09/15/2014

90%The new Moto X review: Finally a flagship phone worthy of a Motorola comebackOrigen: PC WorldEN→ESIt’s a shame the camera is only average, because that’s really the only thing holding this back from being the hands-down best Android phone of the year. If you can get by with a phone that doesn’t have the best possible camera, the new Moto X should be on your short list. If this is what Motorola is capable of, I can’t wait to see what’s next. Único Análisis, disponible online, corto, Fecha: 09/15/2014Puntuación:Puntuación total: 90%

80%Motorola Moto XOrigen: Laptop MagEN→ESThe original Moto X was an underrated smartphone, but shoppers should not miss the sequel. For $99, the Moto X offers a slick, highly customizable design; blazing performance; and time-saving voice assistance. I also love the rich 1080p display, though it could be brighter. People looking for longer battery life may want to check out the HTC One M8 or the Samsung Galaxy S5, while shutterbugs should snag an iPhone 5s or iPhone 6. Único Análisis, disponible online, largo, Fecha: 09/11/2014Puntuación:Puntuación total: 80%

95%Moto X (2014) review: Bigger display, metal frame, and fabulous Motorola experiences make it the best AndroidOrigen: Zdnet.comEN→ESI understand that updates are natural for device evolution, but still find the original Moto X to have an extremely compelling form factor. I would like to have seen a better camera and improved battery life, but Moto took it a bit further with a larger display and improved internal specs. Thankfully they also enhanced the end-user experience and even added another choice for customization. Único Análisis, disponible online, corto, Fecha: 09/11/2014Puntuación:Puntuación total: 95%

88% Motorola Moto X ReviewOrigen: Phone ArenaEN→ESThrough all of the trials and tribulations, Motorola has somehow managed to stay afloat in this volatile industry. That’s particularly surprising because even though the original Moto X was acclaimed and well-received by many in the industry, it failed to spark a sizable interest over competing handsets from Samsung, HTC, and LG. Único Análisis, disponible online, largo, Fecha: 09/10/2014Puntuación:Puntuación total: 88%

Moto X (2014) ReviewOrigen: Ubergizmo EnglishEN→ESThis year has been a great year for premium Android smartphones. There is the HTC One (M8), the LG G3, and the Samsung Galaxy Note 4. The Moto X (2014) is easily part of the group, too. Motorola’s flagship is no longer a “mid-range” device. Its metal frame is gorgeous, its 5.2-inch 1080p display is large and sharp enough to rumble with any other 5 to 5.5″ display, the 13-megapixel camera brings significantly improved photos, and the performance is finally on-par with top-tier devices in its class. Único Análisis, disponible online, Mediano, Fecha: 09/09/2014

Hands on: The first things you notice about the new Moto XOrigen: Computerworld.comEN→ESOne of the things that set the original Moto X apart was the fact that it didn't fall into the all-too-common trap of assuming bigger must be better. Some people prefer large screens, and that's fine -- but a lot of folks want a phone that's actually comfortable to hold and carry. And with its 4.7-in. screen and relatively compact footprint, the original Moto X was the first device in a long time to offer a truly ergonomic form in a compelling overall package. Único Análisis, disponible online, Muy corto, Fecha: 09/08/2014

90%Motorola Moto X (2014, AT&T)Origen: PC MagEN→ESThe Moto X is extremely quick to snap photos, even inside. Outdoor pictures looked sharp with both cameras, albeit with slightly muted colors, and 1080p video looked smooth and appropriately stabilized. But overall indoor performance in lower light was less impressive in my tests; the Moto X struggled to lock focus and took a number of blurry shots. The same goes for the front-facing camera; the 2-megapixel sensor doesn't have the power of the 5-megapixel HTC One M8's, and in low light indoors, animation on the display fell to under two frames per second. The iPhone 5s fared much better, and locked focus on 100 percent of the same shots. Único Análisis, disponible online, corto, Fecha: 09/08/2014Puntuación:Puntuación total: 90%

Motorola Moto X (Gen 2): An Impressive UpgradeOrigen: NDTV GadgetsEN→ESThe Moto X (Gen 2) is expected to go on sale by the end of this month. The company did announce the US pricing of the device which is $499.99 (roughly Rs. 30,200) for an unlocked unit. We will have to wait for the Indian price to be announced by Motorola before commenting on whether or not it offers good value for money. Único Análisis, disponible online, Muy corto, Fecha: 09/06/2014

Motorola Moto X (2014) hands on reviewOrigen: Stuff TVEN→ESChances are we'll hope for a longer battery life when we get a review unit to test. And the camera, too, could prove to be outsnapped. But with a relatively affordable £420 pricetag, Motorola's launched a voicetastic, sensorific smartphone that could ensnare Android purists looking for a device with a few advantages over a Nexus 5. Stay put for a Stuff.tv review before the end of September release date in the UK. Único Análisis, disponible online, corto, Fecha: 09/05/2014

Motorola Moto X (2014) review: Hands-onOrigen: T3EN→ESWhile we only had a short time with the new Moto X it’s clear the Motorola has improved the device in almost every area. The screen is bigger and sharper, yet the size of the device is not sacrificed and the nifty display tech from the first phone is still around. Hardware refinements have added that premium feel and if the claims of strong battery are in fact true, this could be one of the top Android devices out there. Único Análisis, disponible online, Muy corto, Fecha: 09/05/2014

Moto EOrigen: Hardware SecretsEN→ESIn this article, I have the pleasure of reviewing both a smartphone, the 2nd generation Moto E and a different type of cellular service company.
Although the Moto E is not perfect it is well-made and reliable. It also has good battery life and solid basic features. With this phone you get a lot for your money. Único Análisis, disponible online, Mediano, Fecha: 01/12/2016

60%Review: Motorola Moto E (2015)Origen: GadgetguyEN→ESWhile the specs read like Motorola may have made the best budget phone ever, the result is further from the truth than the dream, and unfortunately, the 4G Motorola E just doesn’t hold up as strongly as a Moto model barely $50 more, the G with 4G.
In fact while the original E was an acceptable entry-level phone for a bit under $200, the now $70 more costly E is harder to justify, especially since it faces some pretty steep competition from other entry level phones out there. Único Análisis, disponible online, corto, Fecha: 07/15/2015Puntuación:Puntuación total: 60% precio: 60% rendimiento: 40% características: 60% procesamiento: 80%

Motorola Moto E (2nd Gen) review: E for EvolvedOrigen: GSM ArenaEN→ESThe Motorola Moto E (2nd Gen) is exactly what you'd expect from the sequel of the most popular budget phone for 2014. The new model gets a screen bump, major performance boost, better camera, double the storage, a bigger battery, a much better build quality and materials and, surprisingly, there is even LTE connectivity. Yet Motorola is asking only a slight premium for the new device - it's selling for £99 or €125. Único Análisis, disponible online, Muy largo, Fecha: 05/01/2015

Motorola Moto E 2nd Gen.Origen: Hardware SecretsEN→ESThe second generation Moto E is a very good entry-level smartphone. Performance, screen, and camera are not bad at all. And it brings support for 4G LTE networks and comes with Android 5.0, which is excellent. The only problem is its price point: altough the Moto E is a value smartphone, the price of the 4G LTE model is very close to the mainstream model from the same manufacturer, the Moto G which has better cameras and screen. Único Análisis, disponible online, largo, Fecha: 04/28/2015

The Moto EOrigen: AnandTechEN→ESIt wasn't that long ago that I recommended buyers looking for inexpensive smartphones avoid Android devices in favor of Windows Phone. While this may sound strange, at the time it was a reasonable way of thinking. Although Windows Phone has a limited application selection, the users who were interested in low-end devices were typically not heavy app users. Único Análisis, disponible online, largo, Fecha: 04/21/2015

Motorola Moto E 2015 Review: Lollipop and LTE for $149Origen: PC PerspectiveEN→ESBottom line, if you can live with the screen and camera the 2015 Moto E provides good performance and the latest version of Android at a price that makes it a compelling option for a budget smartphone. LTE and a quad-core SoC check the right boxes for a modern device, and to sweeten the deal Motorola's aggressive OTA updates have been keeping even budget models up to date with the latest versions of Android. Yes, the screen isn’t great and the camera is downright poor, but it's hard to argue against the value regardless of its shortcomings. Único Análisis, disponible online, Muy largo, Fecha: 04/15/2015

Moto E (2015) reviewOrigen: AndroidbeatEN→ESThe new Moto E is not particularly a bad phone, but it does fall short of its competition. The performance of the phone is nowhere close to some of its chief competitors available in the same price bracket. While the original Moto E redefined the budget Android smartphone experience and the market, the new Moto E fails to live up to the benchmark set by its predecessor. Once you factor in that the 4G variant of the Moto E — which comes with a faster Snapdragon 410 chipset — costs only an additional Rs. 1,000, it makes almost little sense to buy the 3G variant of the handset. Único Análisis, disponible online, corto, Fecha: 04/15/2015

75%Motorola Moto E (2015) Review: Budget BusterOrigen: Notebookreview.comEN→ESThe elephant in the room is that all of this could also describe the Moto G. Simply put, the Moto E’s only raison d’etre is the $60 it shaves off the cost of the G—otherwise, that phone is the better blend of quality and affordability. Its screen is bigger and sharper. Its build is just as smooth and refined, but slimmer and devoid of the E’s odd border material. Its internals are nearly identical. And at the very least, its camera isn’t worse than the one here. The one nominal advantage the Moto E has is LTE support, but those LTE speeds aren’t always faster than the HSPA+ ones you can throw on the Moto G. Unless you absolutely cannot go over $150, or you’re completely against the idea of a display larger than 4.7 inches, we recommend scrounging up a few Hamiltons and climbing up a rung on the Moto ladder. Único Análisis, disponible online, corto, Fecha: 04/08/2015Puntuación:Puntuación total: 75%

60%Moto EOrigen: GadgetspeakEN→ESAs with some of the company’s other products, such as Moto G and Moto X, Lenovo has released the second generation of its Moto E smartphone offering. Aimed specifically at the budget market sector, this latest version of the Moto E is now available in 3G and 4G LTE varieties depending upon the needs of the user. Único Análisis, disponible online, corto, Fecha: 04/04/2015Puntuación:Puntuación total: 60% precio: 80% rendimiento: 60%

65%Moto E (2nd gen) Review: Motorola fails to repeat the magic; Android Lollipop is the only saving graceOrigen: Tech2.in.comEN→ESThe new Motorola Moto E is an improvement over the original, in terms of design, battery life and features offered. Camera is one area where it didn’t impress much. Also the display resolution could certainly have been bumped up. Unlike its first outing, the new Moto E has competition in the form of Lenovo A6000 (Lenovo also happens to be Moto E’s parent company) and Xiaomi Redmi 2, both of which sport an HD display and come with 4G support. Único Análisis, disponible online, Muy corto, Fecha: 04/03/2015Puntuación:Puntuación total: 65%

80%Moto E 2nd Generation with Android 5Origen: GadgetspeakEN→ESWhile I am very happy with my Moto G the Moto E is a cheaper phone and it now comes with, or is upgrades to Android V5 so is this upgrade and other improvements such as 4G and the larger 2390mAh battery worth doing? One piece of useful software pre-installed is Alert which can notify friends or relatives in case of accidents which for those with training schedules is perhaps more likely, this is not an all singing and dancing device but a very useable and well-priced SmartPhone. Único Análisis, disponible online, corto, Fecha: 03/30/2015Puntuación:Puntuación total: 80% precio: 100% rendimiento: 80%

72%Motorola Moto E Review: budget performance done rightOrigen: PocketnowEN→ESThe Moto E is still taking a global, emerging markets focus, and in some of those areas the price difference between the Moto G and Moto E is quite a bit different than domestically. Nonetheless, the Moto E is durable, has great call quality, and runs a fairly modern version of the Android OS (5.0.2 at the time we went to press).
In terms of getting what you pay for, like last year, the Moto E is a very good value (just don’t forget to by a 32GB microSD card). No, it’s not going to compete with the new Galaxy S6 or HTC One M9, but you could outfit your whole family with a Moto E each for the cost of one of those. Único Análisis, disponible online, corto, Fecha: 03/27/2015Puntuación:Puntuación total: 72% rendimiento: 20% características: 96% movilidad: 80%

80%Motorola Moto E (2015) reviewOrigen: TechradarEN→ESThe Moto E (2015) can do everything you want it to do, now there's 4G LTE connectivity you can get that superfast internet inside which is a big relief for many.
It has a solid design, sits well in the hand and feels sturdy enough to take a couple of drops. Único Análisis, disponible online, Muy largo, Fecha: 03/26/2015Puntuación:Puntuación total: 80%

83%Moto EOrigen: EngadgetEN→ESIf your main concern when choosing a smartphone is price, and you don't want to be locked into a lengthy carrier contract, the Moto E is a good choice. Motorola's done a fine job of bringing its curvy design and technology down to a low price point (though it'll be even more appealing when the LTE version gets a price drop). Único Análisis, disponible online, largo, Fecha: 03/23/2015Puntuación:Puntuación total: 83%

80%Motorola Moto E reviewOrigen: V3.co.ukEN→ESThe Moto E 2015 isn't a game changer like the original Moto E, but it is still a great example of what Motorola has to offer.
Featuring a close to untouched version of Android, the Moto E is one of a select few affordable smartphones to offer all the perks of Google's latest Lollipop version. Único Análisis, disponible online, corto, Fecha: 03/18/2015Puntuación:Puntuación total: 80%

70%Motorola Moto E (Gen 2) Review: Improves Upon its Predecessor in Many WaysOrigen: NDTV GadgetsEN→ESThe Moto E (Gen 2) improves upon its predecessor in more ways than one. We love the new design tweak in the form of 'bands' and the better battery performance. The price tag of Rs. 6,999 puts it directly in competition with the newly launched Xiaomi Redmi 2 and Lenovo A6000 (Review | Pictures). We recently reviewed the Lenovo A6000 and except for underwhelming cameras we thought it was a great device. If the Xiaomi Redmi 1S (Review | Pictures) is any indication, the Redmi 2 should be also be a good phone. Único Análisis, disponible online, corto, Fecha: 03/18/2015Puntuación:Puntuación total: 70% precio: 90% rendimiento: 80% pantalla: 70% movilidad: 70% procesamiento: 90%

80%Moto E (2015) ReviewOrigen: Android AuthorityEN→ESTo enhance the experience on this entry-level device, the Moto E brings some of the staples features that can be found on Motorola’s flagship smartphone, such as Moto Assist to keep your phone quiet during meetings or while asleep, Moto Actions to quickly launch the camera by simply twisting your wrist, as well as Moto Display, for those subtle notifications when the screen is off. Único Análisis, disponible online, corto, Fecha: 03/18/2015Puntuación:Puntuación total: 80%

90%Motorola Moto E 2 (2015) reviewOrigen: Trusted ReviewsEN→ESIf you want the cheapest good 4G phone possible, absolutely. It looks great, has class-leading battery life and we love its light, bloatware-free approach to Android. It’s an excellent starting point for anyone buying their first smartphone.
You should consider what’s most important to you first, though. One of the tradeoffs for getting 4G at such a low price is the average cameras and a screen that’s a step below similar non-4G phones at the same price. Neither are bad per se, but you can do better and you might decide 4G is less important to you than these features. Único Análisis, disponible online, Mediano, Fecha: 03/17/2015Puntuación:Puntuación total: 90% precio: 90% rendimiento: 90% pantalla: 70% movilidad: 100% procesamiento: 90%

70%Moto E (2015) review: An adorable low-end phone with an absolutely abysmal cameraOrigen: GreenbotEN→ESThe Moto E is as basic as smartphones get. If you're not into all the fanfare and hoopla that typically trails flagship devices, maybe going for something a little more humble like the Moto E might be worth the switch. There is really no other low-end phone out there that rivals this one. For $150, you get nearly stock Android, fantastic battery life, LTE data, and a quad-core processor in an adorably cute little package. I'd use this phone as my day-to-day if my 64-bit flagship powerhouse died a disastrous death, though I'd be sure to carry around something like the HTC Re to take pictures with. The Moto E is really not a camera phone. Único Análisis, disponible online, Muy corto, Fecha: 03/17/2015Puntuación:Puntuación total: 70%

70%Moto E (2015) review: An adorable low-end phone with an absolutely abysmal cameraOrigen: PC WorldEN→ESThe Moto E is as basic as smartphones get. If you're not into all the fanfare and hoopla that typically trails flagship devices, maybe going for something a little more humble like the Moto E might be worth the switch. There is really no other low-end phone out there that rivals this one. For $150, you get nearly stock Android, fantastic battery life, LTE data, and a quad-core processor in an adorably cute little package. I'd use this phone as my day-to-day if my 64-bit flagship powerhouse died a disastrous death, though I'd be sure to carry around something like the HTC Re to take pictures with. The Moto E is really not a camera phone. Único Análisis, disponible online, Muy corto, Fecha: 03/17/2015Puntuación:Puntuación total: 70%

66%Motorola Moto E (2nd Gen) 3G ReviewOrigen: Digital TrendsEN→ESThe Moto E (2nd Gen) is definitely not a bad smartphone, but it makes no sense in the current market. The newer hardware on the Redmi 2 and Lenovo A6000 are both more powerful and already have 4G compatibility. The Moto E just doesn't provide the value that they do. Único Análisis, disponible online, Muy corto, Fecha: 03/16/2015Puntuación:Puntuación total: 66%

100%Motorola Moto E (2015) reviewOrigen: Gadget ShowEN→ESMotorola has improved on the original Moto E in almost every area, while giving it a little extra style too. While the screen could be better, for £109, the the 2015 Moto E is a solid budget blower that performs well and looks good doing it too. If you're strapped for cash and are in need of a smartphone, the Moto E should be high up on your want list. Único Análisis, disponible online, Muy corto, Fecha: 03/13/2015Puntuación:Puntuación total: 100%

Moto E 2015 (2nd Gen) ReviewOrigen: SlashgearEN→ESThis is a smartphone worth owning. Look into purchasing smartphones on the used phone circuit first - just so long as you can trust the previous owner - then if you're unable to locate a fine phone released in the past few years, this machine will be more than adequate for whatever basic smartphone needs you may have. Único Análisis, disponible online, Muy corto, Fecha: 03/12/2015

70%Motorola Moto E (Gen 2): First ImpressionsOrigen: NDTV GadgetsEN→ESIn the little time spent with the device, we found that the screen brightness was a little too low for outdoor usage under direct sunlight, but apart from that it seemed fairly decent.
Overall, the new Moto E (Gen 2) seems to be a decent budget device, compared to its current competitors. We will test the device thoroughly when we conduct our full review. Único Análisis, disponible online, Muy corto, Fecha: 03/11/2015Puntuación:Puntuación total: 70% precio: 90% rendimiento: 80% pantalla: 70% movilidad: 70% procesamiento: 90%

Motorola Moto E (2015) ReviewOrigen: Phone ArenaEN→ESEnthusiasts aren’t going to run out and pick up the new Moto E, that’s certainly fact. Based on its competitive price point, the 2nd generation Moto E is primarily targeting a specific demographic. In particular, this handset best serves consumers who are on an extremely low budget – or alternatively, those looking for a cheap replacement or backup phone. Único Análisis, disponible online, Mediano, Fecha: 03/11/2015

90%Motorola Moto E 4G (2015) Review: In DepthOrigen: RecombuEN→ESAt £109, the Motorola Moto E offers impressive value for money and shaves a whole £50 off the price of the freshly-launched Moto G 4G. There are some sacrifices, of course: you don't get the same sharp HD panel of the Moto G 4G and the camera is a basic snapper. But for a nippy online experience and satisfying everyday use, the Moto E delivers in spades. Único Análisis, disponible online, Muy corto, Fecha: 03/11/2015Puntuación:Puntuación total: 90%

80%Motorola Moto E (2nd Gen) Review: A Great Budget SmartphoneOrigen: Tom's GuideEN→ESThe second generation Moto E is one of the best unlocked-smartphone values yet. You get the latest Android OS (sans bloatware), 4G LTE, and a bright and colorful display in a solid, comfortable and customizable body. Plus, the Moto E offers long battery life. However, while the Moto E takes fairly clear pictures outdoors, the front camera is so-so. Overall, the Moto E is a great choice for a starter phone. Único Análisis, disponible online, Muy corto, Fecha: 03/10/2015Puntuación:Puntuación total: 80%

100%Motorola Moto E (2015) reviewOrigen: Expert ReviewsEN→ESThe Motorola Moto E (2015) is a fantastic budget smartphone. It may not have the best camera in the world and the Moto apps could be easier to set up, but with 4G support, a fantastic battery life and Android 5.0, it's a great value handset that's an excellent alternative to either the 3G or 4G versions of the 2nd Gen Moto G. It wins a Recommended award. If neither of these phones fit your needs, though, then check out our regularly-updated Best Smartphones and buying guide. Único Análisis, disponible online, corto, Fecha: 03/10/2015Puntuación:Puntuación total: 100%

90%Motorola Moto E (2015) review: The budget phone to beatOrigen: Pocket LintEN→ESJust like the original, the Moto E is brilliant for the price. It's a little more expensive second time around, but the addition of 4G, a better battery, smoother Android experience, a slightly neater (although slightly larger) design, plus added colour from the interchangeable Bands, are all plus points.
However, for the money, there's arguably no better budget phone on the market. The Moto E offers plenty of bang for your buck and progresses the series forward enough to see it stand up and, often, stand out against its nearest competitors. Well worth a shout for those on a squeezed budget. Único Análisis, disponible online, Muy corto, Fecha: 03/09/2015Puntuación:Puntuación total: 90%

Old Moto E vs New Moto E (2nd generation): Why the 2015 Moto E is the most smartphone you can buy for £109Origen: PC AdvisorEN→ESThe screen is bigger, it has double the storage, a quad-core processor, support for 4G and a front-facing camera. It’s a very easy choice between the old and new Moto E: the second generation phone is another winner. Comparación, disponible online, Muy corto, Fecha: 03/04/2015

80%Motorola Moto E 4G review: With 4G and a speed boost the new Motorola Moto E budget phone is a better buy than the Moto G 4GOrigen: PC AdvisorEN→ESThe new Moto E 4G is a worthy upgrade over the original Moto E, with upgrades in every area. For an extra £20 it adds 4G LTE connectivity and a front-facing camera, plus performance and storage improvements. It might not be as fast as the grey-market Doogee F1 Turbo Mini, but this Moto E 4G is a much better deal than the EE Kestrel, making it the best budget 4G phone intended for UK sale we've seen. Único Análisis, disponible online, corto, Fecha: 03/02/2015Puntuación:Puntuación total: 80% precio: 100% rendimiento: 80% características: 80% procesamiento: 80%

Motorola Moto E (2015) review: hands-onOrigen: T3EN→ESEven though we've only had the new Moto E in our hands for a few hours, we have to say that we're impressed. Packing in 4G, a dual-core processor, 8GB of internal storage and a microSD card, plus the delights on Android Lollipop into a well built package that costs just £109 gets the T3 thumbs up. Único Análisis, disponible online, Muy corto, Fecha: 02/26/2015

Hands-on: Motorola Moto E (2015) review: Budget champion gets 4G, bigger screen, Lollipop refreshOrigen: Pocket LintEN→ESOverall the new Moto E is a sensible push forward from Motorola. The size differences are negligible - it's the 4G connectivity, more capacious battery and fun colour accents that still put it up there as one of the best budget phones to buy. Motorola may have been sold to Lenovo, but it's continuing the positive legacy that it started. Único Análisis, disponible online, Muy corto, Fecha: 02/25/2015

Motorola's new Moto E smartphone adds a front-facing camera, additional storage, a larger display and Android Lollipop.Origen: Computerworld.comEN→ESThose of us who yearn after the slicker, high-end phones with their larger, brighter displays, more powerful cameras and wider range of features -- some of which will, no doubt, be introduced at the upcoming Mobile World Congress next week -- would probably not be satisfied with the Moto E. But for a very reasonable price, you can get an unlocked phone with most, if not all, of the features that most day-to-day users will need. And that ain't bad. Único Análisis, disponible online, Muy corto, Fecha: 02/25/2015

Do we have a new best budget phone?Origen: PC AdvisorEN→ESWith the same screen and only a small processor bump, the reasons to upgrade to the Moto G 2015 are the new cameras, waterproof design and the ability to order with the Moto Maker - although that does make it more expensive and it's not really a budget phone any more. Comparación, disponible online, corto, Fecha: 07/30/2015

63%Motorola Moto E (2nd Gen) 4G ReviewOrigen: Digital TrendsEN→ESThe Moto E 4g is definitely an improvement over the 3G variant, but it still can't match the competiton in terms of display and camera. If you need an inexpensive smartphone with very good battery life, then this one would make sense, but for everything else, you should look at the Xiaomi Redmi 2 and Yu Yuphoria. Único Análisis, disponible online, Muy corto, Fecha: 05/21/2015Puntuación:Puntuación total: 63%

70%Motorola Moto G 4G 2015 – ReviewOrigen: Cool SmartphoneEN→ESOverall the Moto G 4G 2015 edition it is a great device, at a decent price, with a great display, a Micro SD and some front facing speakers and a pretty decent rear camera. Yes it would be an amazing device with just a little bit more internal memory, but that would cost more. The spec difference between this and the new Moto E is confusing as the Moto E seems to have a better processor. But I feel that this model is seriously impressive in its own right and that’s probably just down to Lollipop and decent 4G. Único Análisis, disponible online, Mediano, Fecha: 04/28/2015Puntuación:Puntuación total: 70% características: 60% pantalla: 70% movilidad: 70% procesamiento: 60%

Motorola's 5-incher finds the G-spot: Moto G 4G budget Android smartieOrigen: Reg HardwareEN→ESUnless a truly top notch camera is a requirement, the Moto G – in any variant – really is all the smartphone most people will ever need. For the price the new Mk.II 4G device is the pick of the crop by virtue of the larger screen, bigger battery, 4G comms and extra speaker. Único Análisis, disponible online, corto, Fecha: 04/14/2015

80%New Moto G 4G 2015 reviewOrigen: PC AdvisorEN→ESIf you're looking for a cheap 4G smartphone then the Moto E 4G is the best deal on the market right now. If you would rather have a cheap dual-SIM phone with 3G connectivity then the mark 3 Moto G is your best bet. But the new Moto G 4G for 2015 is not the best phone for either customer, and its larger, higher-resolution screen, marginally improved photography credentials and stereo sound are not enough for us to turn a blind eye to its £60 higher price, slower hardware and missing software features. Único Análisis, disponible online, Muy corto, Fecha: 04/09/2015Puntuación:Puntuación total: 80% precio: 70% rendimiento: 80% características: 70% procesamiento: 80%

80%Motorola Moto G 4G (2015) reviewOrigen: Gadget ShowEN→ESMotorola has improved on last year's edition with the new Moto G 4G, and its £159 still puts it in budget territory for first-time smartphone buyers and newcomers. Its 4G powers will keep you up to date for longer, but we wish its processor was a bit faster, as it's starting to show its age. For the price though, along with a bright, large screen and barebones Lollipop, it's well worth a look. Único Análisis, disponible online, Muy corto, Fecha: 04/08/2015Puntuación:Puntuación total: 80%

80%Motorola Moto G (2015) review: Budget big screen adds 4G, lacks new design thrillsOrigen: Pocket LintEN→ESMotorola truly impressed us with the original Moto G, a budget smartphone that, at launch, was untouchable. But its larger-scale and slightly more expensive follow-up was a little less impressive due to a bulkier design and lack of 4G.
Deep down we were hoping for a slimmer and sexier new Moto G design for 2015. But if the design and scale is of no consequence as it is then the 4G-boosted model makes good on its predecessor's lacking and, all in all, is an accomplished budget smartphone. Único Análisis, disponible online, corto, Fecha: 04/08/2015Puntuación:Puntuación total: 80%

100%Motorola Moto G 4G (2015) | Moto G 2 with 4G reviewOrigen: PC ProEN→ESIn all, the Moto G 2 4G is a top-quality budget smartphone. It has a superb display, improved battery life, and fixes its predecessor’s only blunder by including 4G without inflating the price. The aging innards are a concern, but it’s not enough to prevent this being an excellent budget choice. Único Análisis, disponible online, Muy corto, Fecha: 04/02/2015Puntuación:Puntuación total: 100%

90%Last year's Moto G gets a price reductionOrigen: PC AdvisorEN→ESWith various upgrades including a waterproof design, great cameras and stock Android, the new Moto G 2015 is a great affordable phone. The device is still a bit chunky and it's a shame to see the stereo speakers gone. It's worth opting for the model with 16GB of storage and 2GB of RAM and when you customise the device with Moto Maker the price is a not so attractive £209. The Vodafone Smart Ultra 6 is worth a look at just £125 with its Full HD display. Único Análisis, disponible online, Mediano, Fecha: 05/18/2016Puntuación:Puntuación total: 90% precio: 80% rendimiento: 90% características: 90% procesamiento: 80%

90%Motorola Moto G 3rd Edition (2015) Long Term Review: One Year LaterOrigen: RecombuEN→ESThe Moto G 4th-Generation might be about to launch, but last year’s handset is still a steal at well under £200 SIM-free. Of course, it’s likely to drop in price come next month when the latest Moto G is unveiled by Motorola, so try and hang on if you can before making a purchase. Único Análisis, disponible online, Muy corto, Fecha: 05/04/2016Puntuación:Puntuación total: 90%

100%Motorola Moto G 3Origen: It ProEN→ESWhile we wish the Moto G’s pricing and specs was clearer and the 2GB model isn’t quite the bargain basement must-have that previous Moto G models were, this is still a cracking budget Android phone. Almost every aspect of this phone has been improved over its predecessor with waterproofing an unexpected, but very welcome extra. You can’t go too far wrong with the superb Moto G. Único Análisis, disponible online, Mediano, Fecha: 11/06/2015Puntuación:Puntuación total: 100%

100%Motorola Moto G 3 review: Motorola's new Moto G is king of the low-cost smartphonesOrigen: PC ProEN→ESBefore you go and splurge all your cash on the latest whizzbang flagship, eviscerating your bank balance in the process, you owe it to yourself to at least get down to your local retailer and try out the latest Motorola Moto G (2015). It’s a very, very good smartphone – the best budget smartphone on the market – and well worth the asking price. Único Análisis, disponible online, corto, Fecha: 09/24/2015Puntuación:Puntuación total: 100%

Moto GOrigen: GadgetspeakEN→ES2013 marked what some regard as a sea-change with regards to the choice options open to users looking to purchase a new smartphone. Did you know that 84% of smartphone users feel they cannot go a single day without using their device; 60% of users admit they sleep with their phone; while 17% claim to have showered with their handset? Único Análisis, disponible online, corto, Fecha: 09/17/2015

85%Motorola Moto G (2015) ReviewOrigen: TechspotEN→ESOne of the best aspects of the Moto G remains the price tag: at just $180 for the 8GB model with 1 GB of RAM, this smartphone is exceptionally affordable and a very decent value proposition considering the hardware inside. Spending an extra $40 is worth it if you want more storage and RAM, but there’s no denying that either option is a great choice if you’re after an entry-level smartphone. Único Análisis, disponible online, Muy largo, Fecha: 09/08/2015Puntuación:Puntuación total: 85%

80%Solid value: Motorola’s third-gen G reviewedOrigen: GadgetguyEN→ESWe started this review asking a pretty basic question about the Motorola G — does the third Moto G perfect the series? — and really, that question came down to one basic concept: is the third time the charm, so to speak.
But the Moto G has never really needed to worry about that question because it has always been pretty good, evident from Motorola’s recent observation that this range is the company’s most successful smartphone. Único Análisis, disponible online, largo, Fecha: 09/08/2015Puntuación:Puntuación total: 80% precio: 90% rendimiento: 80% características: 80% movilidad: 100% procesamiento: 80%

Motorola Moto G 3rd gen – ReviewOrigen: Cool SmartphoneEN→ESI’ve been won over by the Moto G since the first iteration in late 2013. With the 3rd generation, Motorola have improved on the original formula, and brought water resistance and improved on the second gen’s bigger screen and body. I must say I really really like the Moto G 3rd generation. I like it so much I’m using it as one of my main devices and have even used one of my precious Google Play Music authorisations on it. The only thing I find myself wishing the Moto G 3rd gen had is an AMOLED screen, mostly so that Moto Display uses less battery power. Único Análisis, disponible online, Mediano, Fecha: 08/25/2015

Moto GOrigen: AnandTechEN→ESMotorola's original Moto G was one of the first Android devices to offer what one could honestly call a good user experience at a price of around $200. In the end, I think as far as conventional mid range devices goes there's no competition for the Moto G. The construction and the camera are good, the performance is the best of an ARM device at this price point, and the battery life is amazing. Único Análisis, disponible online, largo, Fecha: 08/19/2015

Moto G (2015) reviewOrigen: AndroidbeatEN→ESTo conclude this review, I can only say that the Moto G (2015) is the perfect example of why specs don’t matter. While the handset is easily the best device in its price range in countries like Europe and United States, it is easily outspec’d by devices from Xiaomi, Huawei, and other Chinese OEMs in countries like India. However, despite coming with inferior specs, the Moto G (2015) is able to deliver a user experience that simply cannot be matched by them. Único Análisis, disponible online, Mediano, Fecha: 08/14/2015

70%Delivers great overall user experience; but price could be its downfallOrigen: Tech2.in.comEN→ESThe third generation Moto G has certainly been impressive despite the specs not being the best of the lot. Moto G promises a good user experience and it more than delivers on that front. For someone looking at a decent mid-range phone with a long-lasting battery life and a decent camera, the Moto G is certainly an option worth considering. But only the 2GB variant as the base model with 1GB RAM and 8GB storage for Rs 1,000 less is not really an ideal deal. Único Análisis, disponible online, Mediano, Fecha: 08/13/2015Puntuación:Puntuación total: 70% rendimiento: 70% características: 75% pantalla: 70% movilidad: 80% procesamiento: 70%

100%Moto G 3rd Gen review (2015) - the new best budget smartphone?Origen: Expert ReviewsEN→ESThe 3rd Gen Moto G might not be the best value budget smartphone any more, but that doesn't stop it from being one of Motorola's best. I'll update this review once I've tested the £159 version, but for now, the £209 model comes highly recommended. Único Análisis, disponible online, Mediano, Fecha: 08/13/2015Puntuación:Puntuación total: 100%

87%Motorola wins the 'best cheap phone' crown, againOrigen: EngadgetEN→ESLast year, I wrote that the then-new Moto G was "still the best budget smartphone" around. Little did I know that the quality bar for cheap phones would shoot into the air the way it did over the past 12 months. This updated Moto G faces fiercer competition than it ever has before, and it may well lose its hard-fought, low-cost crown someday. Único Análisis, disponible online, largo, Fecha: 08/11/2015Puntuación:Puntuación total: 87%

80%Review: Motorola's Moto G is the best smartphone for around $200Origen: PC WorldEN→ESI’m so happy that Motorola’s found its niche in making affordable smartphones that don’t compromise on features. For around $200, you can get a perfectly capable Android smartphone that offers totally passable camera capabilities, solid hardware performance, long-lasting battery life, and a frequently updated version of Android (based on Motorola’s track record with updating its devices over the past few years). It has most of Motorola's signature extra features like Active Display and Moto Assist, and it’ll also survive a drop in the toilet. Único Análisis, disponible online, largo, Fecha: 08/11/2015Puntuación:Puntuación total: 80%

Moto G Review 2015 (3rd Gen)Origen: SlashgearEN→ESMotorola retains its championship belt for best low-cost smartphone in the world with the Moto G 2015 (3rd edition). While we were hesitant to upgrade from the Moto G to the 2nd edition Moto G, here the jump is great enough to make. Even those of you who own the original Moto G can rest easy knowing your cash is going towards a device that's worth the buck. Único Análisis, disponible online, Mediano, Fecha: 08/11/2015

100%Motorola Moto G 2015 reviewOrigen: V3.co.ukEN→ESUltimately, we can forgive the tiny storage drives when practically every other aspect of the Moto G represents obscenely good value. The combination of sturdy design, good performance, quality cameras and a clean, up-to-date Android OS is nigh impossible to find in this price range, even counting previous models of this very handset. Único Análisis, disponible online, corto, Fecha: 08/11/2015Puntuación:Puntuación total: 100%

Moto G (3rd Gen) ReviewOrigen: Droid-LifeEN→ESWhat’s your budget? Is it $200? Then yes, you should probably buy the Moto G (3rd gen). Head over to Motorola’s site at the link below and customize the hell out of one. I can’t think of another phone at this price that can top this one. The camera is solid, its performance is better than many flagships, and the battery life is on rockstar levels. Único Análisis, disponible online, corto, Fecha: 08/11/2015

80%Review: Motorola's Moto G is the best smartphone for around $200Origen: GreenbotEN→ESI’m so happy that Motorola’s found its niche in making affordable smartphones that don’t compromise on features. For around $200, you can get a perfectly capable Android smartphone that offers totally passable camera capabilities, solid hardware performance, long-lasting battery life, and a frequently updated version of Android (based on Motorola’s track record with updating its devices over the past few years). It has most of Motorola's signature extra features like Active Display and Moto Assist, and it’ll also survive a drop in the toilet. The only real bummer about the Moto G is its lack of NFC, so if you were hoping to become a part of the mobile payments trend any time soon, you’re out of luck with this device. Único Análisis, disponible online, Mediano, Fecha: 08/11/2015Puntuación:Puntuación total: 80%

90%Moto G (2015) reviewOrigen: TechradarEN→ESThe Moto G carries the series' torch in style. It has shed the ultra-bargain style that used to be the main attraction, but hitting the mark in every category makes it superior to virtually all rivals. Único Análisis, disponible online, Muy largo, Fecha: 08/10/2015Puntuación:Puntuación total: 90%

100%Motorola Moto G 3Origen: It ProEN→ESWhile we wish the Moto G’s pricing and specs was clearer and the 2GB model isn’t quite the bargain basement must-have that previous Moto G models were, this is still a cracking budget Android phone. Almost every aspect of this phone has been improved over its predecessor with waterproofing an unexpected, but very welcome extra. Único Análisis, disponible online, largo, Fecha: 08/07/2015Puntuación:Puntuación total: 100%

60%Motorola Moto G (3rd gen)Origen: Think DigitEN→ESWhile the Moto G (3rd Gen) smartphone is a decent phone at this price point, it is nothing compared to competitors like the Asus Zenfone 2 and Xiaomi Mi 4i, or even the lower priced Yu Yureka Plus and Lenovo K3 Note for that matter. Motorola may not want to enter the specs war, but it just isn't delivering the 'customer experience' that it promises. Único Análisis, disponible online, corto, Fecha: 08/07/2015Puntuación:Puntuación total: 60%

100%Motorola Moto G (2015) reviewOrigen: Gadget ShowEN→ESMotorola's done it again with this year's Moto G, and there's no point even considering going for any other phone if you're on a budget and need something quick, sharp and on point. If the OnePlus One (or its sequel) is just out of reach for you, and you want a no-compromise budget blower, this year's Moto G is a must-have. Único Análisis, disponible online, Muy corto, Fecha: 08/07/2015Puntuación:Puntuación total: 100%

70%Review: Moto GOrigen: Wired MagazineEN→ESThe Moto G punches above its weight in almost every way, and is without question the best phone you’ll find at anything approaching this price. It’s not an iPhone killer yet, but it does allow the millions of people who cannot or will not pay top dollar for a phone to get a truly first-rate device. It’s the clearest indication yet of the great things to come from truly affordable phones. But for now? Único Análisis, disponible online, corto, Fecha: 08/07/2015Puntuación:Puntuación total: 70%

90%Motorola Moto G (third-gen 2015) review: An affordable aceOrigen: Pocket LintEN→ESIt's easy to look at specs and compare the third-gen Moto G to similar devices, but this phone isn't about numbers, it's all about the experience. And as affordable experiences go, it's a true return to the top.
Great software, including some useful Motorola-specific apps, make it a clean and clever device to use, while its decent battery life, water-resistance, improved camera, and the addition of Moto Maker personalisation options really make this Moto G stand out (the cherry finish of this review sample certainly helps too). Único Análisis, disponible online, Muy corto, Fecha: 08/06/2015Puntuación:Puntuación total: 90%

Testing Motorola's Moto G third-gen mobe: Is it still king of the hill?Origen: Reg HardwareEN→ESIt’s hard to be harsh on such a likable, and comfortable £209 phone. But the competition in the “just over £200” market is brutal. For £10 more today (in theory) you can get a brand new One Plus One with 3GB of RAM, blistering performance, superior 13MP imaging, NFC, 802.11ac, and a 1080x1920 display. Único Análisis, disponible online, Mediano, Fecha: 08/06/2015

90%Moto G 3 (2015) reviewOrigen: Trusted ReviewsEN→ESWhat you get with the Moto G is a phone that continues to punch above its weight. We like the addition of the water resistant design and the camera improvements are welcome, too. It also offers the purest and most user-friendly approaches to Android, and it runs like a dream – especially on the 16GB version and its extra RAM.
It's still one of the best value phones you can buy despite the slight price rise, which is why we still recommend it. Único Análisis, disponible online, largo, Fecha: 08/06/2015Puntuación:Puntuación total: 90% precio: 90% rendimiento: 90% pantalla: 80% movilidad: 80% procesamiento: 90%

Moto G (3rd gen) reviewOrigen: GSM ArenaEN→ESThe 3rd gen Moto G is the most capable member of the popular product family to date. Thanks to its zippy chipset, excellent camera and battery life, up to date stock Android, and superb build quality, the newcomer is also one of the most appealing entries in its price range.
Unlike last year's rather conservative second generation, Motorola has really pushed the envelope with the latest Moto G. Newly introduced features like Moto Maker and IPX7 water resistance help the smartphone stand out in its overly crowded segment. Único Análisis, disponible online, Muy largo, Fecha: 08/06/2015

82%Motorola Moto G 2015 ReviewOrigen: Android AuthorityEN→ESThe many positives of this handset definitely outweigh the few and if you can handle the shortcomings in the display and camera, the Moto G is the one for you. With that said, we had a great experience with the higher end model. If you can, spring for that one. But if you’re trying to pinch as many pennies as possible, we’re sure the entry-level smartphone will do just fine in your pocket. Único Análisis, disponible online, Mediano, Fecha: 08/06/2015Puntuación:Puntuación total: 82% rendimiento: 84% pantalla: 75% movilidad: 85% procesamiento: 82%

80%Motorola Moto G (3rd Gen) reviewOrigen: Stuff TVEN→ESThis is comfortably the best Moto G to date, adeptly sticking to the series’ style by fixing the weaker part of the older versions rather than turbo-charging its strong points with, for example, a 1080p screen. The only problem is that this is also comfortably the most expensive model in the series. We’ve lost some of that cut-throat bargain feel, although the waterproofing and significant camera improvements mean the extra expense is worth it. Único Análisis, disponible online, largo, Fecha: 08/05/2015Puntuación:Puntuación total: 80% rendimiento: 80% pantalla: 80% procesamiento: 80%

100%Motorola Moto G 3 review: Motorola's new Moto is king of cheap smartphones - againOrigen: PC ProEN→ESMotorola has nailed it once again with the third-generation Motorola Moto G. Its camera is superb, the upgraded internals make it a more responsive phone, and the extra software features make it feel more like a flagship and less like a sub-£200 budget device than ever. Único Análisis, disponible online, Mediano, Fecha: 08/04/2015Puntuación:Puntuación total: 100%

81%Motorola Moto G 2015 review: wallet-friendly and water-resistantOrigen: PocketnowEN→ESBut the existence of competition doesn’t nullify the very compelling product Motorola brings to the table with the Moto G 2015. Is ASUS’s ZenFone 2 a better option for the spec-obsessed? Absolutely. Is AOT’s IDOL 3 a better fit for audiophiles? You bet. The new Moto G is for neither of those groups. Instead, it’s an affordable handheld for the masses: a highly customizable smartphone with excellent battery life, great performance, and software that adds usefulness without bogging it down. If you can live with its lackluster camera and display, it’s absolutely a solid buy (at least at the higher tier). Único Análisis, disponible online, corto, Fecha: 08/04/2015Puntuación:Puntuación total: 81% características: 74%

90%Motorola Moto G 3rd-Gen (2015) Review: In DepthOrigen: RecombuEN→ESThe 3rd-generation Moto G is a solid budget handset, with a brilliant premium-spec camera and thankfully smooth performance. The 5-inch screen may not be as razor-sharp as we’d hoped, but for anyone who loves snapping every moment of their everyday lives, it’s easy to recommend this bargain blower. Único Análisis, disponible online, Muy corto, Fecha: 08/03/2015Puntuación:Puntuación total: 90%

90%Moto G Review (2015): Phone Value of the YearOrigen: Tom's GuideEN→ESThe experience that the Moto G provides doesn't feel budget by any means. In fact, with its solid performance, long battery life and improved cameras, this is the best smartphone deal of the year. You could save money and opt for the $179 version, but we'd spend the extra $40 to get 16GB of storage and the extra 1GB of RAM for smoother performance. There are some other good phones in this price range, such as the Blu Life One, which has a lighter design and brighter screen. But the Moto G's water resistance, customizable design and longer endurance put it over the top. Único Análisis, disponible online, Mediano, Fecha: 07/31/2015Puntuación:Puntuación total: 90%

Motorola Moto G (2015) ReviewOrigen: Phone ArenaEN→ESOf course, the Moto G isn’t for everyone, but it strikes that perfect balance of value, design, and performance – while still staying true to the foundational principles of the series. There’s a reason why the Moto G series is constantly a mainstream, it just keeps on getting better. And obviously, we continue to see that with this latest iteration. Power users might not take fancy in this phone, but it still generates a broader appeal. Don’t underestimate the intensity of what it offers! Único Análisis, disponible online, largo, Fecha: 07/31/2015

Do we have a new best budget phone?Origen: PC AdvisorEN→ESWith the same screen and only a small processor bump, the reasons to upgrade to the Moto G 2015 are the new cameras, waterproof design and the ability to order with the Moto Maker - although that does make it more expensive and it's not really a budget phone any more. Comparación, disponible online, corto, Fecha: 07/30/2015

80%Moto G 3rd Gen Review: Experience Trumps SpecificationsOrigen: NDTV GadgetsEN→ESIf you are buying a smartphone to impress others, the Moto G 3rd gen probably isn't for you because there are no standout specifications to boast about. Having said that, casually dunking your phone in a glass of water while talking to your friends would be sure to catch their attention. On a serious note, though, we are happy to see water resistance make an appearance at this price point, and it's about time this feature became standard across all smartphones. Comparación, disponible online, Mediano, Fecha: 07/29/2015Puntuación:Puntuación total: 80% precio: 90% rendimiento: 80% pantalla: 70% movilidad: 80% procesamiento: 80%

Moto X Style and Moto G (3rd gen) hands-onOrigen: GSM ArenaEN→ESThe Moto X and Moto G are the names that brought Motorola back in the game, winning quite a lot of fans in the process. They have just reached their third generation and Motorola is sticking to its established formula for success - pure-Android approach, excellent handling and a nice little extra here and there.
Motorola managed to create a signature touch of its own, while staying as close to pure Google intentions as possible. This, combined with timely software updates has earned the company a number. Comparación, disponible online, Mediano, Fecha: 07/28/2015

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86%Motorola Moto X Style Smartphone Review | NotebookcheckJust your style. The Moto X Style is the flagship of Lenovo's American subsidiary, and can be customized even more than its sister models. It also sports stronger hardware and a better camera. Its 5.7-inch screen makes it quite bulky. Despite all that, there is still room for improvement.

75%Not compelling enough; Moto X Play offers better value propositionOrigen: Tech2.in.comEN→ESMotorola had delivered a value for money product with the Moto X Play, but with the Moto X Style, we cannot say the same thing for certain. The Moto X Style is a good phone in terms of user experience, display quality, overall performance and camera; but there are shortcomings in the form of battery life. Único Análisis, disponible online, largo, Fecha: 11/05/2015Puntuación:Puntuación total: 75% rendimiento: 75% características: 75% pantalla: 80% movilidad: 70% procesamiento: 80%

Review: Moto X Style (Pure Edition)Origen: GizmagEN→ESIf you want the very best that smartphone technology can offer in 2015, the Moto X Style isn't it. But on the other hand, if you have a limit of $400 to spend, then nothing else on sale at the moment is likely to give you as much bang for your buck. Motorola looks to be aiming for the top of the mid-range (or perhaps the budget end of the high-end), and it largely hits its target. Único Análisis, disponible online, Muy corto, Fecha: 11/03/2015

80%Moto X StyleOrigen: Think DigitEN→ESThe Moto X Style can be considered as the big screen alternative to the Nexus 5X, given there similar pricing. That said, the phone provides lesser performance and battery life, which means that the Nexus is the better choice, unless you want a bigger display. Único Análisis, disponible online, Muy corto, Fecha: 10/30/2015Puntuación:Puntuación total: 80%

80%So near and yet so farOrigen: PC ProEN→ESThe big thing in the favour of the Motorola Moto X Style is its price. SIM-free from the Motorola website, the phone starts at £399 for the 32GB model, which makes it £50 less expensive than the similarly sized Google Nexus 6P, and only £20 more expensive than the 32GB Nexus 5X. This should be enough on its own to push the Moto X Style firmly onto your shortlist; it may not be the best, most complete smartphone around, but it sure is good value. Único Análisis, disponible online, largo, Fecha: 10/27/2015Puntuación:Puntuación total: 80%

80%Motorola Moto X Style reviewOrigen: Stuff TVEN→ESThe Motorola Moto X Style is a phone that gets you the sort of specs you might end up paying £100-200 more for from another company. It’s a great deal, especially if you’re out for a big a screen as your hands can handle and don’t mind missing out on extras such as a finger scanner. Único Análisis, disponible online, corto, Fecha: 10/25/2015Puntuación:Puntuación total: 80%

80%A big phablet with a lot to offerOrigen: T3EN→ESIf you're looking for a big screened smartphone with a decent slug or power, capable camera and reasonable price tag then look no further - the Moto X Style is the phone for you.
It may not have the glitz and glam of more expensive phablets such as the Samsung Galaxy S6 Edge+, but it's not exactly lacking in terms of features. Único Análisis, disponible online, corto, Fecha: 10/25/2015Puntuación:Puntuación total: 80%

80%A great choice for a large screen phone but isn't necessarily the bestOrigen: PC AdvisorEN→ESIf you're looking for a big screen phone, the Moto X Style is a great choice. It's got great specs across the board and it cheaper than rivals like the Nexus 6P and Galaxy S6 Edge+. We love the screen, stock Android and cameras. However, it really comes stands out when using the Moto Maker to customise it which costs more. With a screen only slightly smaller and a fingerprint scanner the OnePlus 2 is the spanner in the works here at £289 for the 64GB model. Único Análisis, disponible online, Mediano, Fecha: 10/23/2015Puntuación:Puntuación total: 80% precio: 90% rendimiento: 80% características: 80% procesamiento: 80%

90%Moto X Style reviewOrigen: Trusted ReviewsEN→ESIf you want a well priced, super-fast phone benefiting from a slick design and sharp display, I can thoroughly recommend the Moto X Style. It doesn’t confuse with a bucket-load of added features, but it does, it does well.
There’s a lot to say for Motorola’s approach to Android too. It’s clean, simple, fast – and as Google intended. With Marshmallow on the way, this is even more important. Único Análisis, disponible online, Muy largo, Fecha: 10/23/2015Puntuación:Puntuación total: 90% precio: 90% rendimiento: 90% características: 90% pantalla: 90% movilidad: 70% procesamiento: 90%

80%Moto X Style reviewOrigen: TechradarEN→ESThe Motorola Moto X Style is a great smartphone and I thoroughly enjoyed using it during the review period.
It's not a handset with universal appeal, for those looking for a big screen flagship at a decent price the X Style is an excellent option.
I do wish the battery life was better, but it's not hugely different to other 2015 flagship phones on the market so it's almost acceptable. Único Análisis, disponible online, Muy largo, Fecha: 10/20/2015Puntuación:Puntuación total: 80%

70%Falling a Bit ShortOrigen: NDTV GadgetsEN→ESThe Motorola Moto X Style is far from the home run we were expecting, which is quite disheartening. All the ingredients are present on paper but somehow they just don't come together, and the end result leaves you wanting more. We like that the company has stuck with the philosophy of 'if it ain't broke, don't fix it' when it comes to the design and has only made things better by adding metal to the construction. The phone also checks all the boxes when you consider expandable storage, 4G LTE, general performance, and a good display. Único Análisis, disponible online, largo, Fecha: 10/20/2015Puntuación:Puntuación total: 70% precio: 70% rendimiento: 80% pantalla: 80% movilidad: 70% procesamiento: 80%

80%Chic but not stand-outOrigen: Pocket LintEN→ESThe Motorola Moto X Style is a good flagship alternative and, priced at £399, you're getting a lot of phone for your money. That price sets this handset at almost £200 less than top-flight Samsung devices at this size and there's no doubting the appeal in that. Único Análisis, disponible online, corto, Fecha: 10/18/2015Puntuación:Puntuación total: 80%

Moto X Style (Pure Edition) – Second OpinionOrigen: Android AuthorityEN→ESMotorola has to be given credit for providing a pretty good smartphone at a decent price point. While the latest flagship device is more expensive that previous generations used to be, not only are you getting a more premium product this time around, but the Moto X Pure Edition is still cheaper than most other competing high-end flagship smartphones out there. The best part about this smartphone is that it is all about choice, and that is what makes for a very compelling smartphone. Único Análisis, disponible online, corto, Fecha: 10/16/2015

Moto X Style (Pure Edition) Vs Apple Iphone 6S PlusOrigen: Android AuthorityEN→ESThe Moto X Pure Edition is easily one of the most affordable flagship smartphones currently out there, and for just $400, you can get yourself a completely customized device. The iPhone 6s Plus, on the other hand, with set you back $750 for the 16 GB base model, and pricing goes up from there, based on your storage needs. The iPhone 6s Plus is definitely not cheap, but you do have the option of picking it up at a subsidized rate through network carriers, an option that isn’t available with Moto X Pure Edition. Comparación, disponible online, Mediano, Fecha: 10/13/2015

Moto X Style / Pure Edition vs Nexus 6Origen: Android AuthorityEN→ESSo there you have it for this in-depth look at the Moto X Pure Edition vs Nexus 6! If you want the purest Android experience possible, the guarantee of quick updates, and a large canvas on which to play on, then the Nexus 6 continues to be a great choice, especially given the price drop associated with the launch of its successor. On the other hand, the Moto X Pure Edition also promises a similar software experience, with some great enhancements, along with the availability of microSD expansion. The Moto X Pure Edition holds the edge by virtue of being the newer smartphone, but regardless of which way you decide to go, you are going to come out a winner. Comparación, disponible online, Mediano, Fecha: 10/09/2015

Motorola Moto X Style / Pure ReviewOrigen: TechspotEN→ESAt this price, one of the big competitors to the Style is the OnePlus 2, available for $330-390 for its 16/64 GB models. The two phones are similar in size, but the Style comes with a larger, better display, a superior camera, essentially identical performance, fewer software issues, expandable storage, NFC, and fast charging. In my eyes this makes the Style a clear winner, especially as you don’t need to bother with OnePlus’ annoying invite system. Comparación, disponible online, Muy largo, Fecha: 10/07/2015

90%Motorola Moto X Style Review: In DepthOrigen: RecombuEN→ESMotorola’s Moto X Style is a solid all-round flagship phone that may not excite with original or stand-out features, but has plenty to offer all kinds of users. Want to stay entertained or do the odd bit of graft on the move? That spacious Quad HD screen and slick performance will satisfy. Always on the road? Luckily you have long battery life to keep you connected. With little to frustrate beyond the occasional photo let-down, this is one of the best Moto flagships of recent times. Único Análisis, disponible online, Mediano, Fecha: 10/05/2015Puntuación:Puntuación total: 90%

85%The Moto X Play is a great phone at a great price, with just a couple issues that you should know about.Origen: Android AuthorityEN→ES Único Análisis, disponible online, largo, Fecha: 10/02/2015Puntuación:Puntuación total: 85% rendimiento: 78% pantalla: 80% movilidad: 93% procesamiento: 86%

Stunning, Super-specced and, yes, StylishOrigen: AndroidbeatEN→ESIt really does feel that, with the Style (or ‘Pure Edition’, if you’re in the USA), Motorola has fully rounded off the vision for the original ‘X’. The form factor, capabilities, software load-out, imaging, and media playback, are all stunning, especially for the price. In the UK, the Moto X Style retails at £360 including VAT, significantly undercutting a number of big-brand competing flagships. With the caveat that you’ll need to be prepared to do a little ‘plugging-in’ each day for ‘Turbo Power’ top-ups, it’s hard to think of a better all round package than the Moto X Style and it’s terrific value overall. Recommended. Único Análisis, disponible online, corto, Fecha: 10/01/2015

Moto X Style and Moto G (3rd gen) hands-onOrigen: GSM ArenaEN→ESThe Moto X and Moto G are the names that brought Motorola back in the game, winning quite a lot of fans in the process. They have just reached their third generation and Motorola is sticking to its established formula for success - pure-Android approach, excellent handling and a nice little extra here and there.
Motorola managed to create a signature touch of its own, while staying as close to pure Google intentions as possible. This, combined with timely software updates has earned the company a number. Comparación, disponible online, Mediano, Fecha: 07/28/2015

Where mid-range devices shineOrigen: Laptop MediaEN→ESWhether it’s because of the stock Android experience or the reliable CPU, we were pleasantly impressed by the snappy operation of this smartphone. Transition between menus, shots, etc. is instantaneous. You also get a 5.5-inch Full HD display that not only brings very good detail but is also not a problem for the battery, which offers a surprisingly long battery life after a single charge. What puts the icing on the cake is the 21MP rear camera with Sony IMX230 Exmor RS sensor that brings image quality similar to that of high-end models. Único Análisis, disponible online, largo, Fecha: 07/06/2016

68%Motorola Moto X Play reviewOrigen: GSM ArenaEN→ESThe Moto X Play came with a lot of promise to push the boundaries of what a mid-ranger can offer, within a restricted budget and in a lot of ways, it delivered on that promise. For just under $300, you get a quite sensibly cut-back version of the Moto X Style, which, in our opinion, offers a perfect scale-down in performance, without really disturbing any of the other crucial features of the handset. Único Análisis, disponible online, Muy largo, Fecha: 03/10/2016Puntuación:Puntuación total: 68% rendimiento: 50% pantalla: 90% movilidad: 100% procesamiento: 60% emisiones: 60%

80%Moto X PlayOrigen: It ProEN→ESAvailable for under £300 SIM-free, the Moto X Play is a great deal. It’s not the most impressive phone on the market, but what it lacks in pizzazz, it makes up for in well-rounded value. The only other Android phones worth considering at this price are the OnePlus 2 and the Honor 7. The OnePlus 2 has similar customisation options, but has an annoying purchasing system. Único Análisis, disponible online, Mediano, Fecha: 10/20/2015Puntuación:Puntuación total: 80%

Motorola Moto X Play reviewOrigen: GSM ArenaEN→ESAll things considered, the Motorola Moto X Play turned out as compelling in reality as it is on paper. The midranger with some flagship aspirations has a lot to offer for just $300. And you would think some serious compromises must have been made, but in fact the Moto X Play has no area where it really disappoints. Único Análisis, disponible online, Muy largo, Fecha: 10/16/2015

80%Does most things right and lasts long while at itOrigen: Tech2.in.comEN→ESMotorola Moto X Play builds upon the legacy that has been set up by the Moto X family. The great overall user experience, good camera, good battery life and a wonderful display; clearly make this phone one to consider if you have a Rs 20,000 budget. The Moto X Play is priced at Rs 18,499 for the 16GB variant and Rs 19,999 for the 32GB variant, which is very sensible pricing for the performance you are getting. Único Análisis, disponible online, Mediano, Fecha: 10/13/2015Puntuación:Puntuación total: 80% rendimiento: 75% características: 70% pantalla: 80% movilidad: 85% procesamiento: 80%

Big-battery beautyOrigen: Pocket LintEN→ESThe Moto X Play is a headset that appears to have one primary focus: long-lasting battery life. If you want an endurance champion, then the Moto X Play could well be the handset for you.
There are other positives too. The design can be personalised, the camera experience is improved over the last generation, and the minimal bloatware on board makes for a solid handset with slick performance as mid-range handsets go. Único Análisis, disponible online, Muy corto, Fecha: 10/12/2015

80%A battery to beat: Motorola’s X Play reviewedOrigen: GadgetguyEN→ESThere are certainly some good things going for the Moto X Play, and battery life is chief among them, bringing some of the longest lasting performance we’ve seen out of any phone this year, especially one that isn’t technically considered a phablet.
Granted, to get this life you need to resort to something thicker than the standard flagship, and something a little bulky, too, as that’s part of how Motorola gets the life going long. With a big battery and some finely tuned Android, the Moto X Play does offer enough life to not only let you play the day, it could handle an entire weekend, too. Único Análisis, disponible online, largo, Fecha: 10/06/2015Puntuación:Puntuación total: 80% precio: 90% rendimiento: 80% características: 80% movilidad: 90% procesamiento: 60%

72%Moto X PlayOrigen: Think DigitEN→ESThe Moto X Play is not a power user’s smartphone, given the lacklustre processor performance, but it’s a well balanced smartphone that not many make today and Motorola has for long been known for. The company’s service support, though not the best, is improving by the day, and in the sub-20k segment, this phone may be the best for anyone but a power user. Único Análisis, disponible online, corto, Fecha: 09/24/2015Puntuación:Puntuación total: 72%

80%Moto X Play reviewOrigen: V3.co.ukEN→ESIt's hard to fault the Moto X Play. We lauded Motorola's latest Moto G as the best sub-£200 handset, and it's hard to think of a better sub-£300 phone than the Play.
Sure, the low-light camera performance disappointed and the screen isn't the best on the market, but for £269 the Moto X Play offers a premium design, smooth performance, bloat-free Android and an excellent battery life. Único Análisis, disponible online, corto, Fecha: 09/22/2015Puntuación:Puntuación total: 80%

80%Moto X Play reviewOrigen: TechradarEN→ESThere's a lot going for the Moto X Play, but not quite enough when you compare it to its more impressive stablemate. It's still a very good smartphone, and it's pretty good value given the spec list, but it feels a bit like a phone that doesn't know quite what it wants to be.
Motorola should have gone the whole hog with this phone, and made it a durable masterpiece that offered high-end specs, plus a durable yet customisable design. And it should be waterproof, not 'water resistant' – and ideally blood, sweat and tear-proof too. Único Análisis, disponible online, Muy largo, Fecha: 09/18/2015Puntuación:Puntuación total: 80%

80%Great battery life, great priceOrigen: PC ProEN→ESHowever, a reasonable price and great battery life give it an edge against other phones in the increasingly crowded mid-range smartphone market. Squeezed between the Moto G and the Moto X Style, the Moto X Play is a more-than-decent mid-range smartphone; if you can’t get an invite for the OnePlus 2, it’s an excellent alternative. Único Análisis, disponible online, Muy corto, Fecha: 09/18/2015Puntuación:Puntuación total: 80%

80%Boringly GoodOrigen: NDTV GadgetsEN→ESThe Moto X Play is a solid if unspectacular performer, with no real feature that stands out - as is evident from our ratings. It has a massive battery and an improved camera, both of which perform adequately in the real world, but not significantly better than its peers to make the Play an undisputed pick in its price bracket. On the flip side, the phone doesn't significantly lack in any department either. Único Análisis, disponible online, Mediano, Fecha: 09/15/2015Puntuación:Puntuación total: 80% precio: 80% rendimiento: 80% pantalla: 80% movilidad: 90% procesamiento: 80%

70%Motorola’s latest midrange smartphoneOrigen: IT Pro PortalEN→ESOn a day-to-day level it’s easy to use thanks to some clever design, it has a clean, simple version of Android, and daylight camera results are excellent. The screen although it’s ‘only’ 1080p is perfectly acceptable. Único Análisis, disponible online, Muy corto, Fecha: 09/13/2015Puntuación:Puntuación total: 70%

79%An unexciting phone with a huge batteryOrigen: EngadgetEN→ESOnce you take the epic battery life into consideration, the X Play starts to make a little more sense. You get a lot of the benefits of Motorola's flagship; you save a little money; and you never need to carry your charger with you again. Even so, I can't help but feel that most people would be happy with the budget Moto G. Único Análisis, disponible online, largo, Fecha: 09/02/2015Puntuación:Puntuación total: 79%

Motorola Moto X Play reviewOrigen: Stuff TVEN→ESThe Mototola Moto X Play is one of the best phones to consider if you want a quality phone without paying a high-end price. It maxes out the camera and battery while offering a nice big screen that isn’t shown up too badly by any phone, anywhere. Único Análisis, disponible online, Mediano, Fecha: 08/28/2015

80%Motorola Moto X Play reviewOrigen: Gadget ShowEN→ESThe Moto X Play slots solidly in the middle between the Moto G and the upcoming Moto X Style, and if it's any indication of what to expect from the Style, we should be in for a treat with the top of the range model. That's not to say the Play is bad at all - anything but, and you get a decent phone that's as close to stock Android as you could wish for; battery life is astounding; and it sports Motorola's best camera to date. It's well worth a look, but if you want something with even more power, wait for the Moto X Style. Único Análisis, disponible online, Muy corto, Fecha: 08/28/2015Puntuación:Puntuación total: 80%

80%Too many corners cut to compete with the OnePlus 2Origen: PC AdvisorEN→ESOverall, the Moto X Play is a decent mid-range phone. But, it's not the great upgrade which Moto X owners were looking for. The camera is good, as is the screen, but performance could be better - as could battery life. Had Motorola offered the dual-SIM version in the UK and made the phone waterproof, it would have had enough to be a decent alternative to the OnePlus 2. For many, this more powerful rival will be more appealing. It's also cheaper and has optical stabilisation and the option to shoot 4K video. Único Análisis, disponible online, largo, Fecha: 08/27/2015Puntuación:Puntuación total: 80% precio: 80% rendimiento: 70% características: 80% procesamiento: 70%

80%Moto X Play reviewOrigen: Trusted ReviewsEN→ESIf you want a well built smartphone with a fantastic display, great daylight camera and true all-day battery the Moto X Play is a fine choice. It just makes the package even sweeter that it can be had for £279.
Motorola has continued its impressive run and with the Moto G setting new standards for the low-end, I think the Moto X Play can do exactly the same for the mid-range. Único Análisis, disponible online, largo, Fecha: 08/26/2015Puntuación:Puntuación total: 80% precio: 80% rendimiento: 70% pantalla: 90% movilidad: 90% procesamiento: 80%

100%Motorola Moto X Play reviewOrigen: Expert ReviewsEN→ESIt's these small touches that elevate the Moto X Play above the rest of the competition and make it a much better buy than other £200-300 phones, such as the Samsung Galaxy A5, Sony Xperia M4 Aqua, EE Harrier and HTC Desire 820. It's more expensive on contract, with prices starting at £22-per-month, but compared to the £19-per-month Sony Xperia M4 Aqua, for instance, you're getting a lot more phone for your money, including a Full HD screen, a superior camera and more storage. While we've yet to try out the Moto X Style, the Moto X Play is still a great value handset in its own right and its excellent screen, camera and battery life punch well above its weight. Único Análisis, disponible online, corto, Fecha: 08/26/2015Puntuación:Puntuación total: 100%

Motorola Moto X Play review: The perfect battery champion?Origen: AndroidbeatEN→ESCalling the Moto X Play ‘disappointing’ does it a disservice – it’s patently an extremely capable Android smartphone in every department and the price is quite reasonable. It’s just that, having loved the Nexus 6 aside from the size, I keep hoping for more or less the same device but smaller, and somehow Motorola never quite delivers this, whatever the glossy photos might suggest. The single, mono speaker and the broken camera HDR being the main offenders. Único Análisis, disponible online, Mediano, Fecha: 08/25/2015

90%Motorola Moto X Play Review: In DepthOrigen: RecombuEN→ESThe Moto X Play isn’t the Motorola flagship that we’re excited to see, but it’s a very good handset for the price and a solid rival to the OnePlus 2. The spacious, vibrant screen and expandable storage make it a media monster, while amateur photographers and gamers will appreciate the capable camera and smooth performance. Único Análisis, disponible online, Muy corto, Fecha: 08/24/2015Puntuación:Puntuación total: 90%

Hands on Moto X Play review: Motorola's new handset wants to bring the funOrigen: T3EN→ESAll in all the Moto X Play is shaping up to be an excellent smartphone with a great screen and even better camera. If battery life lives up to its promises we could have a very compelling device on our hands, especially considering the competitive price that Motorola has slapped on it. Único Análisis, disponible online, Muy corto, Fecha: 07/28/2015

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80%Motorola's finally found its winning formulaOrigen: GreenbotEN→ESIt does feel all too familiar, however. Like Motorola’s too afraid to take the plunge into new design territory and go to head-to-head with some of its other, more flashy competitors. That’s okay for now because what the Moto X has going on works. I just hope whatever’s next is a little more extraordinary than ordinary. Único Análisis, disponible online, corto, Fecha: 10/19/2015Puntuación:Puntuación total: 80%

Apple iPhone 6s Plus vs Motorola Moto X PureOrigen: Phone ArenaEN→ESThe Moto X Pure blasts off at $399, which is almost half of the iPhone 6s Plus price. If you can live without the innovative interaction options that the 3D Touch display on the iPhone brings, and with worse pictures at night time, Motorola's phone should suffice for most, if not all of your phablet needs. It also lets you customize its appearance while ordering till the cows come home. Comparación, disponible online, largo, Fecha: 10/14/2015

Moto X Style / Pure Edition vs Nexus 6Origen: Android AuthorityEN→ESSo there you have it for this in-depth look at the Moto X Pure Edition vs Nexus 6! If you want the purest Android experience possible, the guarantee of quick updates, and a large canvas on which to play on, then the Nexus 6 continues to be a great choice, especially given the price drop associated with the launch of its successor. On the other hand, the Moto X Pure Edition also promises a similar software experience, with some great enhancements, along with the availability of microSD expansion. The Moto X Pure Edition holds the edge by virtue of being the newer smartphone, but regardless of which way you decide to go, you are going to come out a winner. Comparación, disponible online, Mediano, Fecha: 10/09/2015

91%Motorola Moto X Pure ReviewOrigen: Phone ArenaEN→ESStill, we can’t deny the fact that it undercuts its rivals with its impressive $400 cost. For that amount, we’ll gladly accept its shortcomings, since it musters up what’s perhaps the best value in a phone we’ve seen this year. In all fairness, if cost is a major factor in your decision, the Moto X Pure has everything to make it a strong consideration. Trust us, for the money you dish out for this, you’re getting incredible value and performance. Único Análisis, disponible online, largo, Fecha: 10/06/2015Puntuación:Puntuación total: 91%

70%Motorola Moto X Pure Edition ReviewOrigen: Tom's GuideEN→ESThe Pure Edition retains the high level of customization Moto fans have come to know and love as well as intuitive Moto features such as Voice and Display. I appreciate the larger display and the bump-up in resolution as well as the improved camera. But the best thing about the Pure Edition is its relatively low entry price ($350) for an unlocked device that can work on all the major carriers. Compare that to the Samsung Galaxy S6 Edge Plus ($768 unlocked on Verizon), and you feel like you're getting a steal. Único Análisis, disponible online, largo, Fecha: 10/02/2015Puntuación:Puntuación total: 70%

Motorola Moto X PureOrigen: Hot HardwareEN→ESDuring our time with the Moto X Pure Edition, we found ourselves continually evaluating it as if it were a top-shelf, flagship, hero device, in the same class as flagships from LG, Samsung, Apple, and the like. And yet, Moto's flagship costs hundreds of dollars less than those phones. Único Análisis, disponible online, largo, Fecha: 09/29/2015

87%The Moto X is back, bigger and better than ever beforeOrigen: Android AuthorityEN→ESEven though it strays pretty far from the original Moto X's philosophy, you really can't go wrong with the Moto X Pure Edition. The winning combination of high-end specs, great build quality, useful software features and an impressive camera make up for the Moto X's few shortcomings. Battery life isn't the greatest and we've experienced a small amount of performance hiccups. But if you can get past that, the new Moto X is probably the phone for you. Único Análisis, disponible online, Mediano, Fecha: 09/18/2015Puntuación:Puntuación total: 87% pantalla: 88% movilidad: 70% procesamiento: 90%

88%Big dealOrigen: PocketnowEN→ESBut this phone wasn’t built for appreciators of subtlety, or those who pine for the small phones of yesteryear. It was built to stir the blood of people who want something big and bad and burly, for a few fewer Benjamins. Like Google’s Nexus line, the Moto X brand has evolved over time and now stands for something entirely different than it once did: in 2015, it stands for a husky handheld with uncommonly smart features and enough power to keep up with almost anyone. By those metrics, the Moto X Pure Edition is a really good smartphone. When you factor in the class-leading customizability and the fact that it can be purchased –unlocked– for significantly less money than most of the competition, it’s easy to overlook its otherwise-frustrating flaws. Único Análisis, disponible online, Mediano, Fecha: 09/18/2015Puntuación:Puntuación total: 88% rendimiento: 90% características: 89% movilidad: 60%

Motorola Moto X Pure Edition (Unlocked)Origen: PC MagEN→ESBoth are excellent unlocked phones, and normally it would be a difficult decision weighing the devices against one another. But the OnePlus 2 has one big flaw: It still retains the much-criticized invite-only purchase system that has caused release delays and actually prompted the company to issue an apology to costumers. Taking into account its many strengths, and the fact that you can actually buy the Moto X Pure Edition, it isn't hard to name it our Editors' Choice for unlocked smartphones. Único Análisis, disponible online, corto, Fecha: 09/16/2015

Moto X Pure Edition Review: Custom KnockoutOrigen: SlashgearEN→ESIs the Moto X Pure Edition worth the money starting at $399.99 USD off-contract fully customized? Absolutely, at that price. The Moto X Pure Edition is the best value in a top-tier smartphone on the market today.
This device has most or all of the features of the most powerful hero phones on the market today and costs hundreds of dollars less than the competition. It's a real welcome surprise, to be sure! Único Análisis, disponible online, corto, Fecha: 09/16/2015

90%Motorola Moto X Pure Edition: the third time really is the charmOrigen: EngadgetEN→ESThe last two years have seen Motorola take huge leaps in the quality of its flagships, so it's no shock that the Pure Edition is the best phone the company has ever made. Sure, it might not be the most technically powerful device out there, but it makes up for it with a comfortable, customizable chassis, and truly useful software additions. Expandable memory? Único Análisis, disponible online, largo, Fecha: 09/02/2015Puntuación:Puntuación total: 90%

80%Review: Moto X Pure EditionOrigen: Wired MagazineEN→ESIt’s also the first phone of its kind made by a company—what up, Lenovo—with the clout to convince more than a few Americans to buy a phone outside of a carrier store. And it’s a good enough phone that you should maybe let Lenovo convince you. Único Análisis, disponible online, corto, Fecha: 09/02/2015Puntuación:Puntuación total: 80%

Lenovo Moto X Force — Australian ReviewOrigen: AusdroidEN→ESFor the most part there’s very little wrong, and a lot right with the Moto X Force, but it’s literally getting to the point where it’s a year old, and that’s a problem, especially with the current security patch level. The phone with its ShatterShield technology, immense battery and decent camera is good, but at nearly 12 months old it’s not quite worth the $599 price tag. Único Análisis, disponible online, Mediano, Fecha: 09/20/2016

A gorgeous powerhouseOrigen: Techno BuffaloEN→ESMotorola has some thoughts on this whole “modular” thing. Instead of dismantling your phone into a series of puzzle pieces, the company is tackling the idea in a much more elegant way. With MotoMods, you just attach the accessory to the back of the Moto Z or Moto Z Force and magnets do the rest. It’s a great idea that doesn’t quite fulfill its potential, as we found out while reviewing both of the devices.video review Único Análisis, disponible online, Muy corto, Fecha: 07/21/2016

80%Motorola Moto X Force reviewOrigen: TechradarEN→ESThe Motorola Moto X Force is a quietly impressive smartphone that handles its high-end business with restrained aplomb, before knocking you out with a single killer hook. It's a true flagship phone, but you won't feel obliged to wrap it up in cotton wool (or a protective case) despite its considerable price tag. Motorola's shatter-proof display is a truly impressive achievement, and one that seems to provide a viable solution to a long-standing smartphone problem. This isn't the prettiest flagship smartphone on the market, nor is it the nicest to use; but it's fast, long lasting, and it even takes good pictures. And the best thing is, you know that none of that is going to change when you accidentally drop it. Único Análisis, disponible online, largo, Fecha: 07/13/2016Puntuación:Puntuación total: 80%

Motorola Moto X Force reviewOrigen: GSM ArenaEN→ESThe Moto X Force isn't exactly a brand new model - it was announced back in October as the Droid Turbo 2 for Verizon and was later released as the X Force for the global markets. But availability back then was limited to certain markets. The fact that Moto is owned by Lenovo now is proving beneficial to the brand as Lenovo's supply chain can bring Moto phones to a wider range of markets. The wider availability is one of the reasons why we turned our attention to Moto's current flagship now. Único Análisis, disponible online, Muy largo, Fecha: 05/04/2016

80%Moto X Force – ReviewOrigen: Cool SmartphoneEN→ESI am very glad to see that this has already been updated to Marshamallow whilst other devices are still languishing on Lollipop (Xperia Z5). What really brings this phone home is the unique aspect of the screen being ‘shatterproof”. This makes it a very good choice for the clutzy among us, but maybe not for those wanting to ditch the digital camera. I have been very pleased with the device I like how well it has been put together and I love the form and fit of it in your hand. Had this been a phone I was going to keep I would have been very happy driving off into the sunset with it, However I have got give it back, so on to the next review. Único Análisis, disponible online, Mediano, Fecha: 03/08/2016Puntuación:Puntuación total: 80% precio: 75% rendimiento: 90% características: 80% procesamiento: 90%

100%Motorola Moto X ForceOrigen: It ProEN→ESEven if you always treat your phones with kid gloves and thus uninterested in the Moto X Force’s ShatterShield screen, this is still an impressive Android phone. It gets almost everything right, with only mediocre low-light photography letting it down. It’s one of our favourite Android phones of 2015. Único Análisis, disponible online, Mediano, Fecha: 02/25/2016Puntuación:Puntuación total: 100%

90%Moto X Force ReviewOrigen: NDTV GadgetsEN→ESThe Moto X Force is undeniably a force to reckon with among smartphones. This is a powerhouse of a smartphone with good looks, a superb screen, great performance and an excellent camera. Above all, it has a killer feature that's currently exclusive to it: the Moto X Force's display is truly shatterproof, and as a result, the phone can take a pounding like no other. If you have a habit of dropping your phone often or have had to deal with expensive mobile phone repair bills in the past, you should seriously consider the Moto X Force. Único Análisis, disponible online, largo, Fecha: 02/16/2016Puntuación:Puntuación total: 90% precio: 60% rendimiento: 90% pantalla: 90% movilidad: 90% procesamiento: 100%

79%Motorola Moto X Force ReviewOrigen: Think DigitEN→ESMany have called the Moto X Force overpriced, and in a way, it is. The company is expected to bring phones that are inexpensive, which means that the premium 50k price point always raises doubts in the consumer’s mind. That said, while you and I may be calling the Moto X Force an overpriced phone, neither of us can say it’s not a good phone. So, for those with a severe case of butter fingers, this may be the best phone to buy out there. It’s a complete package, with a screen that never gives in. Unfortunately, though, it just doesn't match up to the likes of the Samsung Galaxy Note 5 etc. in terms of premiumness. Único Análisis, disponible online, corto, Fecha: 02/11/2016Puntuación:Puntuación total: 79%

Moto X Force – UnboxingOrigen: Cool SmartphoneEN→ESThis is a phone that, at first glance, looks unassuming and mild-mannered. However, under the utilitarian exterior lies a beast that will not suffer from those nasty “smashed screen” issues seen on inferior devices. I likened the phone to the Incredible Hulk as it will take a beating and then come back for more.video review Único Análisis, disponible online, Muy corto, Fecha: 02/01/2016

70%Moto X Force reviewOrigen: Trusted ReviewsEN→ESIf you want a phone that can go the distance and won’t shatter after a close encounter with a pavement then you could do a lot worse than take a serious look at the Moto X Force.
But, it’s not for everyone. It may be powerful, but it’s also chunky, wide and in many ways more difficult to hold than your typical flagship. Even though the screen is smaller. Único Análisis, disponible online, Muy largo, Fecha: 12/17/2015Puntuación:Puntuación total: 70% precio: 60% rendimiento: 80% características: 70% pantalla: 70% movilidad: 90% procesamiento: 70%

80%Motorola Moto X Force reviewOrigen: Stuff TVEN→ESUltimately, the Moto X Force's USP is that its screen won’t shatter. You can ding the metal surround, you can probably make the rear nylon fray, you can kill it with water if you try. But you can’t shatter the screen because it’s largely plastic. That’s a pretty neat feature for people who seem to smash every phone they own. Battery life is good too. Other phones at the same price get you better ergonomics, better cameras and better screens, though, so the Force isn't irresistably strong with this one. Único Análisis, disponible online, Muy corto, Fecha: 12/04/2015Puntuación:Puntuación total: 80%

80%Motorola's new flagship Android phone with a shatterproof screenOrigen: PC AdvisorEN→ESThere’s a clear reason to buy the Moto X Force: the shatter-proof screen. Whether you’re accident prone, or simply need a phone that’s not going to break on you at a critical moment, the X Force should be a compelling choice. It’s a great phone in its own right, too. Powerful and with a top-quality screen and decent (if imperfect) cameras, you can’t ask for much more at this price. Except, perhaps, a fingerprint scanner and use of the second SIM slot for those that want it. Battery life is good, if not quite as long as Motorola claims, and it charges speedily with the included adaptor. Ultimately, the Moto X Force is a little on the expensive side for what you get, but the unique mix of additions to Android and the tough screen will make it worth it for some people. Único Análisis, disponible online, corto, Fecha: 12/03/2015Puntuación:Puntuación total: 80% precio: 80% rendimiento: 90% características: 80% procesamiento: 90%

70%Motorola Moto X Force review: A smashing smartphoneOrigen: PC ProEN→ESThe one gaping hole in the Motorola Moto X Force’s long list of features is a fingerprint reader. After using a series of reader-enabled handsets over the last few months, I’m firmly of the opinion that, when implemented well, this is a technology well worth having on your smartphone, and the lack of one here is a black mark against the Moto X Force. Added to the middling display quality and slightly off-the-pace camera, and it’s clear you’re not getting the best of the best here. It’s quite an expensive phone as well, at £100 more than the Motorola X Style and £60 pricier than the superlative Nexus 6P. Still, Motorola’s newest smartphone does get an awful lot right, not least the fact that it’s as tough as the proverbial old boot, and has great battery life as well. For serial phone smashers around the globe, it will be an absolute revelation. Único Análisis, disponible online, corto, Fecha: 11/25/2015Puntuación:Puntuación total: 70%

90%Motorola Moto X Force Review: In DepthOrigen: RecombuEN→ESThe Moto X Force is one of the most rugged phones around, with no compromise on performance or features. That shatterproof screen is gorgeously sharp and vibrant, while battery life and camera performance are also solid. Of course, you’ll have to pay top dollar for the Force, which starts at £499, and you don’t get the sexy good looks - or some premium features such as a fingerprint sensor - found on similarly-priced rivals like the Xperia Z5 and Galaxy S6. Bottom line is, if you want a premium phone to take on outdoor jollies where it’s likely to get a bit of a battering, the Moto X Force is a natural choice. Único Análisis, disponible online, Muy corto, Fecha: 11/25/2015Puntuación:Puntuación total: 90%

80%Motorola's new flagship Android phone with a shatterproof screenOrigen: PC AdvisorEN→ESThere’s a clear reason to buy the Moto X Force: the shatter-proof screen. Whether you’re accident prone, or simply need a phone that’s not going to break on you at a critical moment, the X Force should be a compelling choice. It’s a great phone in its own right, too. Powerful and with a top-quality screen and decent (if imperfect) cameras, you can’t ask for much more at this price. Except, perhaps, a fingerprint scanner and use of the second SIM slot for those that want it. Battery life is good, if not quite as long as Motorola claims, and it charges speedily with the included adaptor. Ultimately, the Moto X Force is a little on the expensive side for what you get, but the unique mix of additions to Android and the tough screen will make it worth it for some people. Único Análisis, disponible online, corto, Fecha: 11/18/2015Puntuación:Puntuación total: 80% precio: 80% rendimiento: 90% características: 80% procesamiento: 90%

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70%A polished Moto G with minor upgradesOrigen: Tech2.in.comEN→ESAt this range, Motorola has managed to distance the Moto G Turbo Edition from its very own Moto X Play. While this is a good thing, the Turbo Edition certainly fell short of our expectations and we strongly felt that the Turbo is what the Moto G3 should have been to begin with. Único Análisis, disponible online, largo, Fecha: 02/03/2016Puntuación:Puntuación total: 70% rendimiento: 75% características: 80% pantalla: 70% movilidad: 75% procesamiento: 75%

70%Moto G Turbo Edition ReviewOrigen: NDTV GadgetsEN→ESWeatherproofing and the stock Android experience remain strong reasons to choose Motorola, and quick charging is exactly the same kind of feature that adds value to ownership without necessarily reflecting in test scores. In cases like this, being unexciting isn't such a bad thing. The Moto G Turbo Edition is a safe and sensible choice, and you won't have any regrets unless you get a thrill out of showing off the latest and greatest hardware. Único Análisis, disponible online, Mediano, Fecha: 12/18/2015Puntuación:Puntuación total: 70% precio: 70% rendimiento: 80% pantalla: 60% movilidad: 70% procesamiento: 80%

70%Motorola Moto G TurboOrigen: Think DigitEN→ESThis is the phone that the Moto G (3rd Gen) should have been. The Moto G Turbo provides really smooth and good performance in real life, while also giving respectable benchmark scores. In addition, the phone has above average battery life and Motorola's superior service support going for it. It's worth considering unless you want the absolute best performer in the price bracket. Único Análisis, disponible online, Muy corto, Fecha: 12/15/2015Puntuación:Puntuación total: 70%

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Moto G4 reviewOrigen: PC AdvisorEN→ESUnder Lenovo, Motorola is sticking to its formula of offering an essentially stock Android experience. The Moto G4 and G4 Plus both come with Android 6.0.1 Marshmallow pre-installed with a very thin layer on top to add some features. Único Análisis, disponible online, Muy largo, Fecha: 11/22/2018

Moto G4 and Moto G4 Plus Review: Pretty Nice, Low PriceOrigen: The Cheat SheetEN→ESThe sweet spot here seems to be for the base Moto G4 Plus, as it comes with that slightly better camera, fingerprint scanner, and quick charging capability. At $249, it’s only a little more expensive than a OnePlus X and has some better features, and it’s cheaper than the Moto X. Definitely a solid buy for someone trying to dodge the hefty price tag of the latest Samsung or Apple flagship phones while still getting something that looks good and performs admirably. Comparación, disponible online, corto, Fecha: 09/22/2016

100%Motorola Moto G4 review: The best low-budget handset?Origen: AlphrEN→ESAs an all-round package, it’s hard to find fault with the Motorola Moto G4. It may be a touch more expensive than last year’s Moto G, but since it’s better in most ways – with superior battery life, a better camera, a brighter, bigger screen and a sleeker, more grown-up design – you won’t find me complaining. There may be some who complain that the Moto G is now too big, and yes, for those with smaller hands and pockets it may be a stretch too far. But let’s not get too hung up about what the Moto G4 isn’t and celebrate what it is: it’s one hell of a smartphone, and delivers more bang per buck than any smartphone to date. If you’re looking to spend less than £200 on your next handset, there’s simply no better choice than the Motorola Moto G4. Único Análisis, disponible online, corto, Fecha: 09/16/2016Puntuación:Puntuación total: 100%

Review: Lenovo Moto G4 Play Android SmartphoneOrigen: Android HeadlinesEN→ESThe Moto G4 Play brings to the table all of the specs and features you would expect out of the normal Moto G. In fact, its specs are basically the same as last year’s Moto G (third generation), but with a slightly larger battery (2800mAh in the Moto G4 Play vs 2470mAh in last year’s Moto G). All in all, it’s not a bad phone whatsoever. It’s a pretty good workhorse that will more than last you an entire day. In fact, you could probably get through two days or even more out of the Moto G4 Play. That’s something we can’t say about many other smartphones available today. Único Análisis, disponible online, corto, Fecha: 09/15/2016

100%The best low-budget handset?Origen: AlphrEN→ESThere may be some who complain that the Moto G is now too big, and yes, for those with smaller hands and pockets it may be a stretch too far. But let’s not get too hung up about what the Moto G4 isn’t and celebrate what it is: it’s one hell of a smartphone, and delivers more bang per buck than any smartphone to date. If you’re looking to spend less than £200 on your next handset, there’s simply no better choice than the Motorola Moto G4. Único Análisis, disponible online, corto, Fecha: 08/31/2016Puntuación:Puntuación total: 100%

Far from mid-range blissOrigen: Talk AndroidEN→ESBecause the Moto Z and Moto Z Force are Verizon exclusives for the foreseeable future, the Moto G4 and Moto G4 Plus are better recommendations if you’re wanting to buy from Lenovo’s Moto brand. These phones carry low price tags and ship with clean software, and you can take them to just about any carrier for seamless use. But the price is truly good for the Moto G4 alone. Único Análisis, disponible online, largo, Fecha: 08/01/2016

82%A spectrum of budget optionsOrigen: PocketnowEN→ESThese are great little phones. In 2016 Moto doesn’t deliver quite the impact they once did when they were one of the only manufacturers offering a high quality experience at such a low price, but we’re happy to see how competitive this generation has become by offering a spectrum of devices. Instead of just two options divided by storage, consumers have a number of options to select depending on their individual needs. Even at $200 though, you’ll end up with a phone which would have shamed a Galaxy S4, LG Optimus G Pro, or HTC One M7 when those phones were new. Comparación, disponible online, largo, Fecha: 07/26/2016Puntuación:Puntuación total: 82% características: 80%

Moto G4 Review 2016Origen: SlashgearEN→ESIf you want to spend no more than $200 (plus whatever tax is in order) on a smartphone, Moto G4 is still the best smartphone on the market. Motorola's industrial design may have become a bit more bland this time around, but the device is right on the money for cash value.
If you need a fingerprint scanner and you want to start getting into better camera features, skip over the Moto G4 Plus and head straight for Moto X. Único Análisis, disponible online, corto, Fecha: 07/26/2016

Review: The new Moto G/G Plus phones add size, features and costOrigen: Computerworld.comEN→ESWith their comfortable feel, excellent displays, good cameras and day-long battery life, the Moto G phones are fine choices if you want to spend less for your next Android smartphone. Considering its better camera and fingerprint sensor, I'd strongly consider spending the extra $50 for the Moto G Plus, although that does push it from "cheap" to "reasonably priced." Comparación, disponible online, Muy corto, Fecha: 07/21/2016

100%The best budget phone is now £10 cheaperOrigen: PC ProEN→ESAs an all-round package, it’s hard to find fault with the Motorola Moto G4. It may be a touch more expensive than last year’s Moto G, but since it’s better in most ways – with superior battery life, a better camera, a brighter, bigger screen and a sleeker, more grown-up design – you won’t find me complaining. Único Análisis, disponible online, corto, Fecha: 07/20/2016Puntuación:Puntuación total: 100%

No longer the best budget smartphones availableOrigen: GreenbotEN→ESThe G4 Plus is a different story. I’ve requested another review unit in an attempt to get down to the bottom of whether the interface glitching and unresponsiveness spans across all models. But until then, I’d warn that you’re gambling if you’re considering bringing home this $250 device—which shoots up to $300+ if you get it with 4GB of RAM. Comparación, disponible online, Mediano, Fecha: 07/18/2016

Moto G4 and G4 Plus ReviewOrigen: Phone ArenaEN→ESBoth the Moto G4 and Moto G4 Plus are some well-done mid-rangers, marrying performance that should be adequate for casual users with some very attractive pricing.
But a lot of companies give us well-executed phones; are the new Moto G4s anything special? Well, that's sadly to say a bit of a “no.” The Moto Gs in general have been experiencing a sort of drift over the years, and while they're still a cheap alternative to Motorola's flagships, they no longer feel like they're doing much that's unique to stand out in the mid-ranger space. Comparación, disponible online, Muy largo, Fecha: 07/18/2016

70%Motorola Moto G4Origen: PC MagEN→ESThe $230 Moto G4 is a relatively affordable midrange phone with a crisp 1080p and solid battery life, but it's key selling point is its broad carrier compatibility. You're unlikely to find any other affordable unlocked phones that support bands for all four major US carriers. However, if you're not interested in switching carriers the $150 Blu Life One X will give you very similar performance for $80 less. Único Análisis, disponible online, Muy corto, Fecha: 07/18/2016Puntuación:Puntuación total: 70%

60%No longer the best budget smartphones availableOrigen: PC WorldEN→ESThe G4 Plus is a different story. I’ve requested another review unit in an attempt to get down to the bottom of whether the interface glitching and unresponsiveness spans across all models. But until then, I’d warn that you’re gambling if you’re considering bringing home this $250 device—which shoots up to $300+ if you get it with 4GB of RAM. Comparación, disponible online, corto, Fecha: 07/18/2016Puntuación:Puntuación total: 60%

The popular mid-range series has a new representativeOrigen: Laptop MediaEN→ESAs far as performance is concerned, we are more than happy because of the available Snapdragon 617 which is noticeably more powerful than Snapdragon 410 (present in Moto G3 and many other mid-rangers). The camera is 13MP again, and albeit it does not offer a lot of software features, the decent image quality it provides is enough. As for the battery improvements, they are not great. Yes, it is now bigger but has to support more demanding hardware. We appreciate the available stock Android which contributes to the fast operation of Moto G4. In a nutshell, the new Moto G has what it takes to be a leader of the mid-range. Único Análisis, disponible online, Muy largo, Fecha: 07/16/2016

84%Bigger and (mostly) betterOrigen: EngadgetEN→ESMotorola's big problem with these new phones is that the last Moto G was simply too good. In pushing for larger screens and other upgrades, it also introduced some compromises. Ultimately though, the good outweighs the bad. The Moto G4 and G4 Plus offer plenty of power and versatility without breaking the bank. Comparación, disponible online, largo, Fecha: 07/15/2016Puntuación:Puntuación total: 84%

Paying a premium for a flagship is getting harder to justifyOrigen: GizmagEN→ESIf we're going to keep playing the for just this much more you can get ... game, then you should also know that you can get a phone that not just feels high-end, but is high-end, for only $399 in the OnePlus 3. It too runs a mostly stock version of Android (though its update schedule isn't likely to be as good as Motorola's), while adding a cutting-edge processor, 6 GB of RAM, nearly as good battery life and (mostly) high-end specs everywhere else. If you're already considering the 64 GB version of the Moto G4 Plus, then the OnePlus is going to be tempting for just an extra Benjamin. Comparación, disponible online, Muy largo, Fecha: 07/13/2016

Still king of the affordable market?Origen: Techno BuffaloEN→ESBack in 2013, the Moto G was a game-changer. As phones were getting bigger and more expensive, the Moto G offered an uncompromising experience at an impulse buy price. And even though it didn’t come equipped with the latest specs, it quickly went on to become Motorola’s most successful phone ever—even surpassing the hallowed Razr, which basically defined the flip phone era.video review Comparación, disponible online, corto, Fecha: 07/13/2016

100%Moto G4 2016 review - the best budget smartphone ever madeOrigen: Expert ReviewsEN→ESThat a £169 smartphone can achieve so much for so little is absolutely astounding, and it firmly throws down the gauntlet to all other budget smartphone manufacturers. The Vodafone Smart Ultra 7 does, admittedly, come very close, but while it can match the Moto G4 on speed, it simply can't compare when it comes to the quality of the display, camera, or battery life. The Smart Ultra 7 might be a fraction cheaper on prepay, but when the Moto G4 only costs another £35 (which then gives you the freedom to pick your own contract or SIM-only deal rather than being tied in to Vodafone's rates), there's simply no competition. It's a Best Buy. Único Análisis, disponible online, Mediano, Fecha: 07/12/2016Puntuación:Puntuación total: 100%

66%Motorola Moto G4 ReviewOrigen: Think DigitEN→ESThe Moto G4 is a decent smartphone, offering one of the best smartphone photography in the budget segment, along with good battery life. Unfortunately, it does not offer the all-round performance balance that the likes of LeEco Le 2, Xiaomi Redmi Note 3 and Lenovo ZUK Z1 do. It is a good smartphone, only not the best. Único Análisis, disponible online, Mediano, Fecha: 07/11/2016Puntuación:Puntuación total: 66%

100%The best budget smartphone goes largeOrigen: PC ProEN→ESThere may be some who moan that the Moto G is now too big, and yes, for those with smaller hands and pockets it may be a stretch too far. But let’s not get too hung up about what the Moto G4 isn’t and celebrate what it is: it’s one hell of a smartphone, and delivers more bang per buck than any smartphone to date. If you’re looking to spend less than £200 on your next handset, there’s simply no better choice than the Motorola Moto G4. Único Análisis, disponible online, largo, Fecha: 07/04/2016Puntuación:Puntuación total: 100%

Moto G4 and G4 Plus hands-on reviewOrigen: V3.co.ukEN→ESFinally, as noted, the prices appear very good for what's on offer at £169 for the G4 and £199 for the G4 Plus. Certainly this is a great price for anyone after a phone with more than adequate specs and that won't break the bank. Comparación, disponible online, corto, Fecha: 05/17/2016

Hands on: Motorola Moto G4 reviewOrigen: TechradarEN→ESAnother solid, safe and affordable handset from Motorola ensures the Moto G range remains the benchmark at this end of the market, but the gap between it and the competition is narrowing. Único Análisis, disponible online, corto, Fecha: 05/17/2016

Moto GOrigen: Trusted ReviewsEN→ESLenovo’s first stab at a Moto G device could very well be the best yet. But, by being a much larger device, I fear it could alienate a number of potential customers.
Still, if the size isn’t an issue then it’s a fast phone with what appears to be a strong camera and plenty of power. It comfortably outshines its modest £169 price once again. Único Análisis, disponible online, Muy corto, Fecha: 05/17/2016

Lenovo Moto G4 hands-on reviewOrigen: Stuff TVEN→ESWe didn’t have all that much time with the G4 before it was swept out of our hands, but on first impressions it looks like a very tempting handset. Especially if you’re not all that tempted by the flagship offerings from Samsung and LG.
Lay down your cash for the Moto G4 and you’ll bag yourself a thoroughly capable phone with a tremendous, distinct design for the price. Despite its myriad rivals, Moto still knows how to deliver an affordable phone with knockout panache. Único Análisis, disponible online, Muy corto, Fecha: 05/17/2016

Hands-on with the Moto G 2016 budget phonesOrigen: PC AdvisorEN→ESAlthough the new Moto G4 is more expensive than the third-generation, Motorola is offering a Full HD screen, better processor, more storage and memory. Not everyone will enjoy the jump to 5.5in or the lack of full waterproofing but this is still a decent phone for under £200. Most will benefit from fingerprint scanner and better camera of the Moto G4 Plus for just £30 which also comes with the Turbo Charger in the box. Stay tuned for full reviews soon. Comparación, disponible online, corto, Fecha: 05/17/2016

What is the difference between the new Moto G 2016 budget phones?Origen: PC AdvisorEN→ESIt’s slightly unusual for a ‘plus’ model of a phone not to have a larger screen, and with the Moto G4 having largely the same specs as the G4 Plus, but an extra £30 for a fingerprint scanner and a better camera doesn't seem bad at all. It's a bit confusing but hopefully we've cleared things up for you so you can decide which Moto G4 is right for you. Comparación, disponible online, Muy corto, Fecha: 05/17/2016

It's bigger, but it's still a bargainOrigen: Pocket LintEN→ESThe new Moto G and Moto G Plus hangs on to many of the characteristics of the previous Moto G phones, importantly it's still good value for money. However, there's a general creep in price and size that some might not like: this could be a 5-inch device that's cheaper than the £169 starting price offered here. Comparación, disponible online, largo, Fecha: 05/17/2016

Moto G4 Plus reviewed: a high-end phone for under $400Origen: Bit-TechEN→ESAs an all-round package, it’s hard to find fault with the Motorola Moto G4 Plus. It may be more expensive than the third-gen Moto G, but it’s better in most ways – with superior battery life, a better camera, a brighter, bigger screen and a sleeker, more grown-up design. Único Análisis, disponible online, largo, Fecha: 12/20/2016

90%Moto G4 Plus Review and GiveawayOrigen: Make Use OfEN→ESIf you can get past its few flaws, the Moto G4 Plus is probably the best smartphone in its price range. But if you absolutely need a better camera or want a metal phone, you might have to look at slightly more expensive phones. Único Análisis, disponible online, Muy largo, Fecha: 11/11/2016Puntuación:Puntuación total: 90%

Moto G4 Plus reviewOrigen: GSM ArenaEN→ESLike we already mentioned, it is a changed Vanilla Android world out there. Google is no longer the shepherd in the distance who simply looks over the flock and provides acts of good will here and there. Now that the web veteran officially threw its gloves in the ring with the Pixel and Pixel XL, conditions are definitely changed. While the latter probably won't disrupt overall market shares and sales numbers in any noticeable way (you need vast and well-established sales channels to even come close to the big-league players nowadays), they do represent a shift in mentality. Único Análisis, disponible online, Muy largo, Fecha: 11/07/2016

Review: Moto G4 PlusOrigen: T BreakEN→ESThe smartphone offers a nice blend of features at an affordable price point, but it isn’t enough to rise above the intense competition in the mid-range segment. The likes of Xiaomi, LeEco and even Motorola’s parent brand ‘Lenovo’ have comparatively better-looking and better-featured devices with comparable prices. That too for metal build smartphones, compared to the plasticky Moto G4 Plus. Único Análisis, disponible online, corto, Fecha: 10/05/2016

Moto G4 Plus Review: The Best Mid-Range Value Out There?Origen: Android AuthorityEN→ESIt’s hard to find a reason to recommend against the Moto G4 Plus if you’re looking for a do-everything phone for less than $300. You could even snag the $250 16 GB version and add your own storage through the SD card if you really wanted to stretch your budget, and you’d still get everything listed above minus 2GB of RAM (and pay a mere $50 to upgrade the previously-mentioned features over the base Moto G4). Único Análisis, disponible online, Muy corto, Fecha: 10/04/2016

Moto G4 Plus quick review – the new leader of the popular Moto G familyOrigen: Laptop MediaEN→ESMoto G4 Plus is a model that strongly reminds one of the standard Moto G4 both in terms of its design and features. The presence of a separate version, however, which builds up on the mainstream model is not something we see for the first time. Actually, this can be considered as a positive side. In the particular case we can’t say that there are that many differences. The camera has grown to 16MP and now offers a laser autofocus but you can’t really tell the difference in image quality between it and the sensor in Moto G4. On the other hand, the Plus model has a fingerprint scanner which undoubtedly is a useful addition. We must also not forget that Moto G4 Plus comes at a price slightly higher than that of its brother. Único Análisis, disponible online, largo, Fecha: 10/02/2016

Moto G4 And G4 Plus Review: What Are The Pros And Cons?Origen: ForbesEN→ESIt seems that the pros outweigh the cons when it comes to the Moto G4 and G4 Plus. If you are looking to own an Android device, then I would strongly consider getting either the Moto G4 or G4 Plus — especially if you are on a budget. Personally, I would take the G4 Plus over the G4 because of its superior camera and memory hardware along with the fingerprint sensor. Comparación, disponible online, Muy largo, Fecha: 09/12/2016

75%Lenovo's Moto G and Moto G Plus Have Grown in Size and SpecsOrigen: Best ProductsEN→ESThe Moto G Plus on the other hand, costs $250 for a phone with 2GB of RAM and 16GB of storage. A budget of $300, on the other hand, will land you a fully loaded Moto G Plus with 4GB of RAM and 64GB of memory.
Both smartphones are solid entries in their price ranges despite the above shortcomings. However, despite it being the lesser sibling, we still think that the Moto G is the the one to go for. Buyers who don't care about a large display, on the other hand, should consider last year's Comparación, disponible online, corto, Fecha: 08/29/2016Puntuación:Puntuación total: 75%

80%Moto G4 Plus ReviewOrigen: Tom's GuideEN→ESWith the G4 Plus, Moto has once again delivered a solid phone for not a lot of money. While the stock G4 Plus' design and uncomfortable fingerprint sensor put a slight damper on this new generation, those negatives are easily outweighed by Lenovo's Moto Maker customization tools and a screen, a sharp rear camera and long battery life that deliver a great return on your investment. Único Análisis, disponible online, corto, Fecha: 07/20/2016Puntuación:Puntuación total: 80%

100%Motorola Moto G4 Plus reviewOrigen: TechradarEN→ESLenovo has seamlessly continued Motorola's good work, refining this popular budget range and elevating expectations about what you can reasonably expect in a relatively cheap Android phone.
The gap between the Moto G4 Plus and the latest batch of Android flagships is not as wide as I expected. It's a pleasurable device to use, and it represents good value for money. Único Análisis, disponible online, Muy largo, Fecha: 06/30/2016Puntuación:Puntuación total: 100%

80%Motorola Moto G4 Plus reviewOrigen: V3.co.ukEN→ESThe Moto G4 Plus is a curious beast. It straddles the tricky middle ground between temptingly affordable and a little out of reach.
If you liked everything about the Moto G4 you'll find a lot to love here because the G4 Plus is essentially the same phone. But do those added extras justify the higher price? We're a bit on the fence here. Único Análisis, disponible online, Mediano, Fecha: 06/30/2016Puntuación:Puntuación total: 80%

Lenovo Moto G4 PlusOrigen: It ProEN→ESIf you’re tempted by the Moto G4 Plus purely because of its allegedly better camera, then you shouldn’t bother. It is, for all practical intents and purposes, identical to the camera on the cheaper G4. The only thing that should tempt you to opt for the Plus is its fingerprint reader. We think the convenience is worth the £60 premium so, if you can afford it, then you should definitely choose it over the standard G4. Único Análisis, disponible online, largo, Fecha: 06/27/2016

70%A worthy upgrade, but not the best in its classOrigen: Tech2.in.comEN→ESThe camera is impressive and Moto has finally proved that the company has the capability to incorporate a quality camera module. Even the display looks sharp and vivid for something at that price, although we wish that Motorola had used a 5-inch panel rather than 5.5-inch one. The fingerprint scanner is very snappy, even though it’s tiny in size and the performance is up to the mark, if the best. If you are looking for a balance of quality rather than high-end performance, the Moto G4 Plus is the option to go for. Único Análisis, disponible online, largo, Fecha: 06/10/2016Puntuación:Puntuación total: 70% rendimiento: 70% características: 70% pantalla: 80% movilidad: 65% procesamiento: 70%

Lenovo Moto G4 Plus reviewOrigen: Stuff TVEN→ESThe Moto G series is not what it used to be. It’s proved so successful that it now covers the mid-range phone buyer as well as the bargain hunter.
Thankfully, this year’s upgrades mean it doesn’t seem out of place in this next league. Fast charging, a better screen and a pretty good camera make this mid-ranger easy to recommend.
Upgrading to the Plus model is not essential, though. The £169 vanilla version still earns the most penny-pinching cred. Único Análisis, disponible online, Mediano, Fecha: 06/07/2016

Moto G4 Plus hands-onOrigen: GSM ArenaEN→ESThe original Moto G disrupted the budget Android phone market and Motorola deserves credit for that. But since then a lot has happened and many new overeager disrupters have joined the game. At the same time, the Moto G models have steadily moved up the price range and this latest generation is the most expensive one yet, stretching the meaning of the term 'affordable' to new heights. Único Análisis, disponible online, Muy largo, Fecha: 06/02/2016

70%Motorola Moto G4 Plus 32GB ReviewOrigen: Think DigitEN→ESWhile the Moto G4 Plus beats the Xiaomi Redmi Note 3, LeEco Le 1s, Lenovo Zuk Z1 and others in the camera department, it doesn't do as well otherwise. The Redmi Note 3 remains the best performer, and it is 40% more powerful than the G4 Plus. So, if you want a good camera, go for the G4 Plus, if not, the Redmi Note 3 remains our pick below 15k. Único Análisis, disponible online, corto, Fecha: 05/24/2016Puntuación:Puntuación total: 70%

Moto G4 and G4 Plus hands-on reviewOrigen: V3.co.ukEN→ESFinally, as noted, the prices appear very good for what's on offer at £169 for the G4 and £199 for the G4 Plus. Certainly this is a great price for anyone after a phone with more than adequate specs and that won't break the bank. Comparación, disponible online, corto, Fecha: 05/17/2016

Hands on: Motorola Moto G4 Plus reviewOrigen: TechradarEN→ESIf you can afford the additional £30 (around US$40, AU$60), the G4 Plus is worth getting over the Moto G4 - the fingerprint scanner makes unlocking simpler, the improved rear camera will make your social media accounts sing and with the quick charge power adapter included in the box, running out of juice should be less of a worry. Único Análisis, disponible online, corto, Fecha: 05/17/2016

Moto G4 PlusOrigen: Trusted ReviewsEN→ESThis is a lot of phone for £199. If you can manage the size and aren’t fussed that it’s built from plastic, you’re getting a very good deal. There’s no NFC, so Android Pay is out of the question, but it has a fingerprint sensor, decent CPU and an impressive 1080p. Único Análisis, disponible online, Muy corto, Fecha: 05/17/2016

Lenovo Moto G4 Plus hands-on reviewOrigen: Stuff TVEN→ESAs well-priced as the standard Moto G4 is at £169, there seems little reason to settle for less than the £199 Moto G4 Plus. Those added camera smarts are gonna make a huge difference when it comes to low light photos, and the fingerprint scanner is a handy extra. Given the choice, this is the Moto G4 we’d go for. Único Análisis, disponible online, Muy corto, Fecha: 05/17/2016

80%Moto G4 Plus ReviewOrigen: NDTV GadgetsEN→ESThe Moto G4 Plus is a welcome evolution of the Moto G series, which takes it a step further in terms of features and performance. The phone packs in a much needed SoC upgrade which keeps the latest version of Android running smoothly, a fingerprint sensor, a good camera for daylight photography, and all-day battery life. This makes it a very good option in this price range. Único Análisis, disponible online, largo, Fecha: 05/17/2016Puntuación:Puntuación total: 80% precio: 80% rendimiento: 80% pantalla: 80% movilidad: 80% procesamiento: 90%

Hands-on with the Moto G 2016 budget phonesOrigen: PC AdvisorEN→ESAlthough the new Moto G4 is more expensive than the third-generation, Motorola is offering a Full HD screen, better processor, more storage and memory. Not everyone will enjoy the jump to 5.5in or the lack of full waterproofing but this is still a decent phone for under £200. Most will benefit from fingerprint scanner and better camera of the Moto G4 Plus for just £30 which also comes with the Turbo Charger in the box. Stay tuned for full reviews soon. Comparación, disponible online, corto, Fecha: 05/17/2016

What is the difference between the new Moto G 2016 budget phones?Origen: PC AdvisorEN→ESIt’s slightly unusual for a ‘plus’ model of a phone not to have a larger screen, and with the Moto G4 having largely the same specs as the G4 Plus, but an extra £30 for a fingerprint scanner and a better camera doesn't seem bad at all. It's a bit confusing but hopefully we've cleared things up for you so you can decide which Moto G4 is right for you. Comparación, disponible online, Muy corto, Fecha: 05/17/2016

It's bigger, but it's still a bargainOrigen: Pocket LintEN→ESThe new Moto G and Moto G Plus hangs on to many of the characteristics of the previous Moto G phones, importantly it's still good value for money. However, there's a general creep in price and size that some might not like: this could be a 5-inch device that's cheaper than the £169 starting price offered here. Comparación, disponible online, largo, Fecha: 05/17/2016

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Moto G4 and Moto G4 Plus Review: Pretty Nice, Low PriceOrigen: The Cheat SheetEN→ESThe sweet spot here seems to be for the base Moto G4 Plus, as it comes with that slightly better camera, fingerprint scanner, and quick charging capability. At $249, it’s only a little more expensive than a OnePlus X and has some better features, and it’s cheaper than the Moto X. Definitely a solid buy for someone trying to dodge the hefty price tag of the latest Samsung or Apple flagship phones while still getting something that looks good and performs admirably. Comparación, disponible online, corto, Fecha: 09/22/2016

80%Australian Review: Motorola Moto G4 Plus - Bigger Ain'T Always BetterOrigen: CybershackEN→ESThe Moto G4 Plus isn't quite as easy to recommend as last year's third generation Moto G, but it's nonetheless a fantastic bang-for-buck smartphone. The screen is lovely, the camera is much better than expected, and stock Android is always welcome. On the other hand, the design is uninspired, and you've got quirks like a front-facing fingerprint reader that doesn't also work as a home button. The jump to a 5.5-inch display will win some over, but will be a deal breaker for others. Único Análisis, disponible online, corto, Fecha: 08/18/2016Puntuación:Puntuación total: 80%

70%Motorola Moto G4 Plus ReviewOrigen: TechspotEN→ESAt $250 the Moto G4 Plus also faces stiff competition from previous-gen flagships. The LG G4 costs $280, which is just $30 more and packs much better hardware across the board. Or you could purchase the Google Nexus 5X, which often hovers around $250 as an unbelievably good deal.
My advice is to pocket your $50 and purchase the standard Motorola Moto G4 if you’re after an excellent budget handset. If you want to spend a full $250, I’d strongly recommend the Nexus 5X over the Moto G4 Plus, which provides much better value at its ultra-cheap price point. Único Análisis, disponible online, Muy largo, Fecha: 08/16/2016Puntuación:Puntuación total: 70%

Far from mid-range blissOrigen: Talk AndroidEN→ESBecause the Moto Z and Moto Z Force are Verizon exclusives for the foreseeable future, the Moto G4 and Moto G4 Plus are better recommendations if you’re wanting to buy from Lenovo’s Moto brand. These phones carry low price tags and ship with clean software, and you can take them to just about any carrier for seamless use. But the price is truly good for the Moto G4 alone. Comparación, disponible online, largo, Fecha: 08/01/2016

82%A spectrum of budget optionsOrigen: PocketnowEN→ESThese are great little phones. In 2016 Moto doesn’t deliver quite the impact they once did when they were one of the only manufacturers offering a high quality experience at such a low price, but we’re happy to see how competitive this generation has become by offering a spectrum of devices. Instead of just two options divided by storage, consumers have a number of options to select depending on their individual needs. Even at $200 though, you’ll end up with a phone which would have shamed a Galaxy S4, LG Optimus G Pro, or HTC One M7 when those phones were new. Comparación, disponible online, largo, Fecha: 07/26/2016Puntuación:Puntuación total: 82%

Review: The new Moto G/G Plus phones add size, features and costOrigen: Computerworld.comEN→ESWith their comfortable feel, excellent displays, good cameras and day-long battery life, the Moto G phones are fine choices if you want to spend less for your next Android smartphone. Considering its better camera and fingerprint sensor, I'd strongly consider spending the extra $50 for the Moto G Plus, although that does push it from "cheap" to "reasonably priced." Comparación, disponible online, Muy corto, Fecha: 07/21/2016

60%No longer the best budget smartphones availableOrigen: GreenbotEN→ESThe G4 Plus is a different story. I’ve requested another review unit in an attempt to get down to the bottom of whether the interface glitching and unresponsiveness spans across all models. But until then, I’d warn that you’re gambling if you’re considering bringing home this $250 device—which shoots up to $300+ if you get it with 4GB of RAM. Comparación, disponible online, Mediano, Fecha: 07/18/2016Puntuación:Puntuación total: 60%

Moto G4 and G4 Plus ReviewOrigen: Phone ArenaEN→ESBoth the Moto G4 and Moto G4 Plus are some well-done mid-rangers, marrying performance that should be adequate for casual users with some very attractive pricing.
But a lot of companies give us well-executed phones; are the new Moto G4s anything special? Well, that's sadly to say a bit of a “no.” The Moto Gs in general have been experiencing a sort of drift over the years, and while they're still a cheap alternative to Motorola's flagships, they no longer feel like they're doing much that's unique to stand out in the mid-ranger space. Comparación, disponible online, Muy largo, Fecha: 07/18/2016

70%Motorola Moto G4 PlusOrigen: PC MagEN→ESFor $300, the Moto G4 Plus is a capable midrange phone, and a good option if you're concerned about cross-carrier compatibility since it supports both CDMA and GSM along with numerous LTE bands. But its sibling the G4 costs $80 less by losing the fingerprint sensor and 2GB of RAM. It offers the same degree of carrier compatibility and almost identical performance, making it the better pick among the two. If you're not likely to be switching carriers, the OnePlus 3 provides a better value. Único Análisis, disponible online, Muy corto, Fecha: 07/18/2016Puntuación:Puntuación total: 70%

50%No longer the best budget smartphones availableOrigen: PC WorldEN→ESThe G4 Plus is a different story. I’ve requested another review unit in an attempt to get down to the bottom of whether the interface glitching and unresponsiveness spans across all models. But until then, I’d warn that you’re gambling if you’re considering bringing home this $250 device—which shoots up to $300+ if you get it with 4GB of RAM. Comparación, disponible online, corto, Fecha: 07/18/2016Puntuación:Puntuación total: 50%

Bigger and (mostly) betterOrigen: EngadgetEN→ESMotorola's big problem with these new phones is that the last Moto G was simply too good. In pushing for larger screens and other upgrades, it also introduced some compromises. Ultimately though, the good outweighs the bad. The Moto G4 and G4 Plus offer plenty of power and versatility without breaking the bank. Comparación, disponible online, largo, Fecha: 07/15/2016

Paying a premium for a flagship is getting harder to justifyOrigen: GizmagEN→ESIf we're going to keep playing the for just this much more you can get ... game, then you should also know that you can get a phone that not just feels high-end, but is high-end, for only $399 in the OnePlus 3. It too runs a mostly stock version of Android (though its update schedule isn't likely to be as good as Motorola's), while adding a cutting-edge processor, 6 GB of RAM, nearly as good battery life and (mostly) high-end specs everywhere else. If you're already considering the 64 GB version of the Moto G4 Plus, then the OnePlus is going to be tempting for just an extra Benjamin. Comparación, disponible online, Muy largo, Fecha: 07/13/2016

Still king of the affordable market?Origen: Techno BuffaloEN→ESBack in 2013, the Moto G was a game-changer. As phones were getting bigger and more expensive, the Moto G offered an uncompromising experience at an impulse buy price. And even though it didn’t come equipped with the latest specs, it quickly went on to become Motorola’s most successful phone ever—even surpassing the hallowed Razr, which basically defined the flip phone era. Comparación, disponible online, corto, Fecha: 07/13/2016

80%Plus and minusOrigen: Pocket LintEN→ESWhen we first saw the Motorola Moto G4 and G4 Plus, we though the Plus was hands-down the one to choose. Having used both handsets for weeks and days at a time, however, we've taken an about-turn on that initial feeling: the Plus does have plenty of positives, in that it can handle the day-to-day with no troubles and lasts out for a decent period of time per charge, but in the wider context of the smartphone market it has its minuses too. Único Análisis, disponible online, largo, Fecha: 07/06/2016Puntuación:Puntuación total: 80%

80%Extra storage, fingerprint scanner and 16Mp camera will tempt some to upgradeOrigen: PC AdvisorEN→ESThe Moto G4 Plus is a nice phone but it's very similar to the regular model. Since we're disappointed in the camera (with no noticeable difference), it's not worth paying the extra money to get a fingerprint scanner which can't even be used with Android Pay since there's no NFC. The only real reason to opt for the Plus is to gain more storage and the extra RAM which comes with the 64GB model; however, the Micro-SD card slot negates this somewhat. Único Análisis, disponible online, Mediano, Fecha: 07/06/2016Puntuación:Puntuación total: 80% precio: 80% rendimiento: 80% características: 80% procesamiento: 80%

100%Moto G4 Plus reviewOrigen: Trusted ReviewsEN→ESIs it much better than the regular Moto G4? Well, if you’re happy to lay down that extra cash, then yes – the camera is more reliable and having a fingerprint scanner is always handy. The fast charger alone costs £30 if you want to buy it separately. You’re getting a fantastic phone either way, but I'd recommend spending the extra if you can, buying the 16GB version and complementing it with a 64GB microSD card to make good use of Android's Adoptable Storage. Único Análisis, disponible online, Muy largo, Fecha: 07/03/2016Puntuación:Puntuación total: 100% precio: 100% rendimiento: 80% pantalla: 90% movilidad: 90% procesamiento: 80%

83%One of the best bang for your buck smartphones in 2016Origen: Android AuthorityEN→ESThe Moto G was in desperate need for an upgrade though, and the changes Motorola has made to the display and camera make the Moto G4 Plus a very compelling option for those who are looking for a smartphone that falls in the sub-$250 category. Único Análisis, disponible online, largo, Fecha: 06/24/2016Puntuación:Puntuación total: 83% rendimiento: 80% pantalla: 80% movilidad: 85% procesamiento: 80%

Moto G4 Plus Review: A No-Nonsense Mid-RangerOrigen: AndroidbeatEN→ESOn paper, the Moto G4 Plus is easily outgunned by phones from Xiaomi, LeEco, and other Chinese companies. It does not sport a metal unibody design that has become a commonplace even in phones priced below $200 mark. It also lacks the water resistance capabilities found on its predecessor. And not to forget, the Snapdragon 617 chipset inside the Moto G4 Plus has severe overheating issues. Único Análisis, disponible online, Mediano, Fecha: 06/18/2016

80%Is it worth the extra £60?Origen: PC ProEN→ESYes, the camera is better, and yes, you do get a fingerprint reader – oh, and there’s a more powerful mains charger in the box that lets you charge the phone more quickly. But is this all worth £60? I’d say not.
That’s not to belittle the Motorola Moto G4 Plus, though. It’s the Moto G4 with slight improvements, so it’s awesome. But compare it directly with its sibling, which is damned near as good and available for so much less, and it’s a considerably less appealing purchase. Único Análisis, disponible online, Mediano, Fecha: 06/13/2016Puntuación:Puntuación total: 80%

80%The one true king?Origen: Expert ReviewsEN→ESUltimately, the Moto G4 Plus doesn't offer quite enough to make it a viable upgrade over the regular G4, and even its super-fast processor just can't quite match its nearest competitor, the OnePlus 2, making it something of an awkward middle child rather than a shining star in the Moto G roster. As a result, you're either better off saving your money and going with the regular Moto G4, or, if you really want a proper cut-price powerhouse, then the OnePlus 2 is your next best bet. Buy the Moto G4 Plus now from Motorola. Único Análisis, disponible online, Muy corto, Fecha: 06/09/2016Puntuación:Puntuación total: 80%

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Verizon Moto Z & Moto Z Force [Review]Origen: G Style MagazineEN→ESSo with this all said and done I like the new Moto Z devices that have come out this year. They run pretty good thanks to their specs and battery life can be strongly relied on. Moto Mods is an interesting concept and depending if one caters to you it could be a good fit for your mobile lifestyle. I do like the Moto Z more only because its slimmer and lighter than the Moto Z Force but can see that more expensive route that need more in their devices. Comparación, disponible online, Muy corto, Fecha: 09/01/2016

Motorola Moto Z / Force vs Samsung Galaxy S7 / EdgeOrigen: Android AuthorityEN→ESSo, there you have it for this in-depth look at the Motorola Moto Z and Samsung Galaxy S7 Edge! Both of these devices are two really fantastic smartphones in their own right, but what it is really going to come down to is how much you value the Moto Mods, and how easily you can get your hands on one of them. The Galaxy S7 Edge is the easier phone to get right now, with it being available from all major network carriers, and while an unlocked version of the Moto Z will be arriving soon, Verizon is your only option currently. Comparación, disponible online, Mediano, Fecha: 08/23/2016

Motorola Moto Z Force vs LG G5 – Modular Or Mods?Origen: Android AuthorityEN→ESOn the other hand, quite literally, the LG G5 has some trouble convincing us to use its modularity. And not just us, either – I personally have come across a few people recently who were using the G5 without mods. Upon asking, these people said that they didn’t ever get a Friend or use the ones that may have come with their phones. What they did enjoy was the camera package, where the wide angle shooter totally added to their picture and video taking experiences. We tend to feel the same way, as the wide angle camera is the most fun we’ve had shooting with a smartphone in a while. Comparación, disponible online, Mediano, Fecha: 08/17/2016

Moto Z Force Droid reviewOrigen: GSM ArenaEN→ESLenovo's Moto Z Force Droid took over for the Moto X Force (Droid Turbo 2 in the US) and has kept the same screen size as the standard Moto Z model. Whatever deal Verizon has struck with Motorola, obviously it's not one that they will be letting go of anytime soon.
Many might be upset that the Moto Z Force is not making a worldwide debut (at least for now). Even in previous years of Verizon's Droid exclusivity, there was always a worldwide version (e.g. Droid Turbo 2 = Moto X Force). So this is why we still hang on to the chance of it happening again. Or perhaps Lenovo is doing away with a shatterproof version of the Moto flagship for worldwide release, we'll see. Único Análisis, disponible online, Muy largo, Fecha: 08/12/2016

Moto Z Force Droid vs Samsung Galaxy S7 edgeOrigen: Phone ArenaEN→ESWhen two handsets do so much, so well, it's tricky delivering a balanced comparison. Sure, there will inevitably be areas where one phone outdoes the other, or one exhibits an unfortunate weakness. And as a result, we can end up getting pretty picky about just which measuring sticks we're using to evaluate these smartphones. But you can rest easy knowing that whether you go with the Galaxy S7 edge or the Moto Z Force Droid, you'll be rocking one of the best-equipped phones of 2016. Comparación, disponible online, largo, Fecha: 07/28/2016

98%Moto Z Force Droid ReviewOrigen: PhandroidEN→ESThe Moto Z Force Droid is definitely the “better” of the two latest devices from Motorola and Lenovo. With its larger battery, better camera, and ShatterShield display you’d be hard pressed to pass this device up if given the opportunity. Even though its a bit heavier and thicker, it’s still thinner than other flagship devices on the market, so we’ll give this one the nod of approval. Único Análisis, disponible online, Mediano, Fecha: 07/28/2016Puntuación:Puntuación total: 98%

Motorola Moto ZOrigen: AnandTechEN→ESOver the past few years, Motorola’s phones have stuck to the same formula—unique design, conservative features, near-stock Android, and reasonable pricing. Rather than tweak a few variables and release updated Moto X models, however, Motorola derived a completely new formula with an output variable equal to Z. Único Análisis, disponible online, largo, Fecha: 07/28/2016

80%Moto Z Force reviewOrigen: TechradarEN→ESEven without MotoMods to boost its feature set, the Moto Z Force is worthy of your consideration if you're looking for one of the best Android phones to be released in 2016.
It competes with the top contenders in terms of sheer power, battery life and screen resolution. But in that regard, it doesn't really offer anything new. We're still on the cusp of devices packed with the Snapdragon 821, which could quickly leave the Moto Z Force in the long run. Único Análisis, disponible online, Muy largo, Fecha: 07/26/2016Puntuación:Puntuación total: 80%

90%Motorola's beefier Z smartphone is better without its modsOrigen: GreenbotEN→ESI’d suggest you don’t even bother with the Moto Z unless you’re particularly attracted to the idea of the Moto Mods. And definitely don’t choose this variant if you do like Motorola’s approach to modular smartphones. The Moto Z Force’s thicker chassis doesn’t pair well with the mods. Once you strap on a mod like the JBL SoundBooster, or even one of the Power Packs, it feels like you’re carting around a brick in your bag. However, I love the shatter-resistant display and the stellar 21-megapixel camera. The extra $100 is worth it for the rear-facing camera alone, and with its larger battery pack, you can ensure the Z Force can carry you through even the longest of days. Único Análisis, disponible online, Mediano, Fecha: 07/25/2016Puntuación:Puntuación total: 90%

Moto Z Force Droid vs Apple iPhone 6s PlusOrigen: Phone ArenaEN→ESWhether you're looking at the Apple iPhone 6s Plus or the Moto Z Force Droid, both these phones offer some tangible benefits over the iPhone 6s and Moto Z Droid, respectively. Those benefits don't come without trade-offs, though, and from added expense, to increased size (though we suppose that could be a plus, depending on your preferences), there are a number of factors that might drive potential shoppers to their sibling-phones. Comparación, disponible online, largo, Fecha: 07/25/2016

87%More than just mods?Origen: PocketnowEN→ESMoto has a really interesting pair of phones here. The Moto Z represents a solid flagship, but if we were pressed to pick between the two, we’d probably side with the Z Force over the Z.
Shopping these phones on Verizon, we’re looking at $624 for the Moto Z and $720 for the Z force. If thin is your thing, you can’t beat the regular Z. It will give off a stunning first impression. However, the additional battery, nicer camera, and more durable screen on the Z Force are well worth the additional $100 if you have the means. The additional girth, which happens to be less than the thickness of a Galaxy S7, is hardly a compromise. Comparación, disponible online, largo, Fecha: 07/25/2016Puntuación:Puntuación total: 87%

90%Motorola's beefier Z smartphone is better without its modsOrigen: PC WorldEN→ESI’d suggest you don’t even bother with the Moto Z unless you’re particularly attracted to the idea of the Moto Mods. And definitely don’t choose this variant if you do like Motorola’s approach to modular smartphones. The Moto Z Force’s thicker chassis doesn’t pair well with the mods. Once you strap on a mod like the JBL SoundBooster, or even one of the Power Packs, it feels like you’re carting around a brick in your bag. However, I love the shatter-resistant display and the stellar 21-megapixel camera. The extra $100 is worth it for the rear-facing camera alone, and with its larger battery pack, you can ensure the Z Force can carry you through even the longest of days. Único Análisis, disponible online, corto, Fecha: 07/25/2016Puntuación:Puntuación total: 90%

Moto Z Droid, Droid Force Review Part 1: Features in a NutshellOrigen: Androidcommunity.comEN→ESThe Moto Z Droid and Force Droid definitely checks off a lot from the smartphone checklist, but what we've seen here is really only the tip of a large, two-piece iceberg. In our next installments, we will dive deeper into two features that truly make these smartphones worth talking about: the promise of super smartphone camera and a slightly different take on the modular smartphone dream. Comparación, disponible online, corto, Fecha: 07/24/2016

Excellent ExecutionOrigen: Hot HardwareEN→ESBut wow, are we impressed with Moto Mods; there's just no two ways about it. Motorola and Lenovo's design implementation is fantastic and the Moto Mods we tested worked flawlessly, well beyond what we expected in terms of quality and functionality. Team Lenovo-Moto should be commended for delivering true innovation in the smartphone arena. Comparación, disponible online, largo, Fecha: 07/21/2016

Moto Z Force DROID ReviewOrigen: Droid-LifeEN→ESUpdates on Android are very important. I repeat, updates are muy importante. If I know a certain device shouldn’t be expecting an update anytime soon, especially with a major Android release coming up, I can’t recommend it. On top of that, we have Nexus phones coming soon. Should you hold off on the new DROIDs and see what Google has to offer in 2016? Yes, yes you absolutely should. If the new Nexus phones end up being poor offerings, which they probably won’t be, you can go back and consider the DROID. Once you’re back on the DROID, though, there’s the upcoming Galaxy Note 7 to consider. Ugh, buying phones is hard. Único Análisis, disponible online, Muy largo, Fecha: 07/21/2016

Moto Z Droid and Moto Z Force Droid reviewOrigen: BGREN→ESMotorola has managed to build phones that feature a better design, better materials, better build quality, better relative battery life and better performance than just about anything else out there. The look is incredible, the feel is as impressive, and the major pain points from earlier Moto phones have been addressed with a great AMOLED display and two different dramatically improved cameras. Comparación, disponible online, Muy largo, Fecha: 07/21/2016

Moto Z Droid and Moto Z Force Droid ReviewOrigen: Phone ArenaEN→ESFrom the secure magnetic hardware, to the friendly software, to just how much these Moto Mods actually add to the user experience, it's really awe-inspiring what Lenovo has managed to put together here. Still, there's plenty of ways Moto Mods could go wrong, form third-party developers failing to deliver compelling new options (though Lenovo's really encouraging them to come up with hot new Mods, as it makes a dev kit available), to prohibitive pricing keeping Moto Z Droid owners from taking full advantage of the hardware ecosystem available. But while it remains to be seen if Moto Mods can thrive where LG Friends have not, Lenovo is already in a much stronger starting position. Comparación, disponible online, Muy largo, Fecha: 07/21/2016

Smartphone innovation is backOrigen: GizmagEN→ESThe bold, premium, creative, versatile and battery-friendly Moto Z and Moto Z Force, along with Moto Mods, are now up for preorder from Motorola, Verizon and Best Buy (just remember they ship unlocked, so you can use them on other carriers). The Moto Z Droid (32 GB) rings up for $624 full retail and the Moto Z Force Droid (also 32 GB) is $720. Both support microSD cards up to 2 TB. Comparación, disponible online, Muy largo, Fecha: 07/21/2016

88%Possibly showing us the future of smartphonesOrigen: Android AuthorityEN→ESAdding the Moto Mods brings versatility, and if the mods continue to bring convenient but useful features, the packages of the Moto Z and Moto Z Force can be really hard to pass up. As phones on their own, the new Motos are still worthy of their flagship designation, boasting every feature that a high-end device should have, and the user experience that can prove reliable on the daily. Comparación, disponible online, largo, Fecha: 07/21/2016Puntuación:Puntuación total: 88% rendimiento: 90% pantalla: 90% movilidad: 85% procesamiento: 90%

90%Motorola Moto Z Force DroidOrigen: PC MagEN→ESThere are only two downsides to the Z Force Droid: it's big and it lacks a headphone jack. But I think it's worth putting up with these issues. While I'd still pick the Galaxy S7 as my own device because I'm into smaller phones, the Z Force Droid combines lots of power, some great accessories, and much sleeker software than Samsung provides. It's the most promising new phone of the year, and our Editors' Choice for Verizon buyers. Único Análisis, disponible online, Muy corto, Fecha: 07/21/2016Puntuación:Puntuación total: 90%

80%Modularity Done RightOrigen: Tom's GuideEN→ESI really like how progressive the Moto Z and Z Force feel. Both phones feature a refreshing function-first approach to design. The standard Moto Z pushes the boundaries of smartphone thinness, while the Z Force comes with an even sharper camera, longer battery life and a shatter-resistant screen. Add in a more approachable take on smartphone modularity than what’s currently available, and you get a phone that's a bigger success than the LG G5 in almost every way. Comparación, disponible online, Mediano, Fecha: 07/21/2016Puntuación:Puntuación total: 80%

Moto Z Force Droid Edition hands-onOrigen: GSM ArenaEN→ESIn case you don't know what Moto Mods are, these are modular phone accessories, which snap on magnetically on the phone's back. Motorola has also opened this modular connection with an SDK and developers and companies can build their own Moto Mods for the Moto Z and Z Force Droid! And, yes, the Moto Mods work interchangeably with either device. Único Análisis, disponible online, Muy largo, Fecha: 07/14/2016

Moto Z and Moto Z Force hands onOrigen: Android AuthorityEN→ESThe Moto Z and Moto Z Force do have some key differences between them in terms of features and specifications, but both feature the same modular capabilities, and with the execution far better this time around, this may be the innovative step forward that we were looking for. Comparación, disponible online, Mediano, Fecha: 06/10/2016

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60%Review: Motorola Moto Z smartphoneOrigen: PC AuthorityEN→ESWill the Moto Z launch a new age of cheaper hardware modules for your phone, like the iPhone did for “apps”? Look, never say never, but there needs to be a more compelling set of mods released first. The Moto Z is a good phone that Motorola loyalists will love. The rest of us? The prospect of spending another $399 for a bulky camera might just be a tough sell. Único Análisis, disponible online, corto, Fecha: 02/10/2017Puntuación:Puntuación total: 60%

70%Motorola Moto Z review: A modular muddleOrigen: Pocket LintEN→ESThe Motorola Moto Z wowed us when it was first revealed. The Moto Mods system is clever and some of the accessories are fun. But we can't help feeling that the Moto Z was compromised to make it a better modular phone. That thinness that's proclaimed doesn't result in a nice design and when you're using the phone day-to-day and Mods as a rare addition, it's compromise that you feel. Único Análisis, disponible online, Muy largo, Fecha: 01/17/2017Puntuación:Puntuación total: 70%

95%Review: Motorola Moto Z smart phoneOrigen: GadgetguyEN→ESSo, just a standalone phone the Motorola Moto Z is a fine, powerful unit with an excellent screen and strong camera performance. To that we must add the options, which aren’t inexpensive, but can provide very useful enhancements to functionality. And it’s to those I will return in a few days. Único Análisis, disponible online, Muy largo, Fecha: 12/18/2016Puntuación:Puntuación total: 95% precio: 100% rendimiento: 90% procesamiento: 100%

80%Motorola Moto Z review: The future of Modular phones?Origen: The Indian ExpressEN→ESMoto Z is telling users that they are worth the wait and this is premium at a more reasonable price in India. But it will be hard for Motorola to convince people to skip the sevens, because both the Sevens (I’m including the S7 edge and iPhone 7 Plus) have taken a big leap this year. Único Análisis, disponible online, Muy largo, Fecha: 12/08/2016Puntuación:Puntuación total: 80%

80%Motorola Moto Z ReviewOrigen: ToptenreviewsEN→ESTHROWING ITS HAT into the modular smartphone market that the LG G5 made famous earlier this year, Motorola has launched the Motorola Moto Z — a premium option that may make the best case yet for why we need this particular smartphone subset. Único Análisis, disponible online, corto, Fecha: 12/03/2016Puntuación:Puntuación total: 80%

70%Motorola Moto Z review: a flagship phone that's also modular. Plus, it's now Daydream readyOrigen: PC AdvisorEN→ESThe Moto Z is a mixed bag, successful in some areas and not in others. As long as you can deal with the jettisoning of the headphone jack and carrying a Power Pack Mod, the modular nature of the Moto Z makes it a compelling alternative to other flagships. It’s also arguably a better choice than the LG G5. Battery life isn't great, though and the Moto Z Play is also compatible with Moto Mods, has much better battery life and is much cheaper at £369.99. If you don't need a modular phone, the OnePlus 3 is almost as good at the Moto Z for way less money. Único Análisis, disponible online, Muy largo, Fecha: 11/23/2016Puntuación:Puntuación total: 70% precio: 70% rendimiento: 70%

80%Motorola Moto ZOrigen: PC MagEN→ESFor $700, the unlocked Moto Z offers the same slim build, excellent performance, and unique removable backs as Verizon's Moto Z Droid. If you're an AT&T or T-Mobile user into the idea of Mot Mods, the Moto Z is a great choice. Only the LG G5$624.00 at Verizon Wireless has similar modular functionality, but with a much more limited set of add-on options. On the other hand, if you're simply looking for the best unlocked phone, the Google Pixel XL has a faster processor, a better camera, guaranteed Android updates, an advanced voice assistant, and 24/7 support. For a more affordable choice, the ZTE Axon 7 offers similar performance, a metal unibody build, and serious audio capability for nearly half the price. Único Análisis, disponible online, Mediano, Fecha: 11/23/2016Puntuación:Puntuación total: 80%

86%Motorola Moto Z — Australian ReviewOrigen: AusdroidEN→ESThroughout the review I constantly compared the Moto Z to the Pixel XL. The reason for that is they have the same size display, similar processors (SD820 vs SD821), are approximately the same size and while the Moto Z is only running Android 6.0.1 and the Pixel XL Android 7.1 they have similar software. The experiences between the two phones were very similar in fact — that’s how good I thought the Moto Z was. Único Análisis, disponible online, Muy largo, Fecha: 11/07/2016Puntuación:Puntuación total: 86% precio: 85% movilidad: 92%

Motorola Moto Z Review: A Modular Phone That Doesn’T SuckOrigen: UnboxEN→ESDespite not being the first phone to feature modular accessories, Motorola’s Moto Z is probably the best implementation of that particular concept to date. The mods are easy to put on and take off, and are already available in the market, should you decide to buy one. And the mods aren’t the only reason why you should take a look at the Moto Z if you’re itching to grab a flagship this holiday season – the phone is sexy, fun and fast, and you’re missing out on a lot if you don’t at least take a look at it in stores. You won’t regret it. Único Análisis, disponible online, Muy largo, Fecha: 11/04/2016

Motorola Moto Z ReviewOrigen: YugatechEN→ESThe Moto Z is a deserving flagship for the new Moto owners, Lenovo. It’s like having the Razr reborn in the adapting race of smartphones . The absence of the 3.5mm jack is justified by its slim profile, no issues there. The Moto Mods are also an inviting feature for those who could shell additional cash. Único Análisis, disponible online, Muy largo, Fecha: 11/02/2016

75%Motorola Moto Z review: The most underrated phone of 2016Origen: India TodayEN→ESThe Moto Z succeeds as a modular smartphone in more ways than one. Lenovo's take on modularity is different from a certain Google or LG in that it sticks to the basics. It doesn't bite off more than it can chew, at least for now. Remember, it still doesn't have a solution for point-by-point customisation, but hey, even Google had to cut short its ambitions with Project Ara. Único Análisis, disponible online, Muy largo, Fecha: 11/02/2016Puntuación:Puntuación total: 75%

80%Motorola Moto Z review: The future of Modular phones?Origen: The Indian ExpressEN→ESMoto Z is telling users that they are worth the wait and this is premium at a more reasonable price in India. But it will be hard for Motorola to convince people to skip the sevens, because both the Sevens (I’m including the S7 edge and iPhone 7 Plus) have taken a big leap this year. Único Análisis, disponible online, Mediano, Fecha: 10/18/2016Puntuación:Puntuación total: 80%

82%Motorola Moto Z 64GB ReviewOrigen: Think DigitEN→ESThe Moto Z is a good performer, along with presenting a reliable camera, good, premium build, an enjoyable display and even doable battery life. Adding to all this is the ecosystem of Moto Mods, a neat piece of innovation by Moto, which right now seems to be the way forward for modular smartphones. If you are investing Rs. 40,000 on a smartphone and a dual-rear camera setup is not mandatory for you, the Moto Z is a better smartphone than the Huawei P9, and is certainly a worthy investment. Único Análisis, disponible online, Muy largo, Fecha: 10/12/2016Puntuación:Puntuación total: 82%

Hands-on with the thinnest, most expensive, most powerful ever Moto phoneOrigen: PC AdvisorEN→ESWe’ll update this review with benchmark results shortly, but early impressions are positive. As long as you can deal with the jettisoning of the headphone jack and the one-day battery, the modular nature of the Moto Z makes it a compelling alternative to other flagships. It’s also arguably a better choice than the LG G5 if you want a modular phone. However, if your budget is more limited, the Moto Z Play is also compatible with Moto Mods and is better value at well under £369.99. Único Análisis, disponible online, corto, Fecha: 09/05/2016

Verizon Moto Z & Moto Z Force [Review]Origen: G Style MagazineEN→ESSo with this all said and done I like the new Moto Z devices that have come out this year. They run pretty good thanks to their specs and battery life can be strongly relied on. Moto Mods is an interesting concept and depending if one caters to you it could be a good fit for your mobile lifestyle. I do like the Moto Z more only because its slimmer and lighter than the Moto Z Force but can see that more expensive route that need more in their devices. Comparación, disponible online, Muy corto, Fecha: 09/01/2016

Moto Z Droid Edition second opinion — Mods shouldn't make the phoneOrigen: Android CentralEN→ESIf you're a hardcore Moto fan and love the idea of enhancing your phone with Mods, go nuts. You'll love the Moto Z. If you're a road warrior looking for a way to make your presentation tech more compact, a Moto Z and the projector Mod is a great option. If you're looking for the best phone you can buy and were hoping that included the ability to snap things onto the back, this is not the phone you're looking for. Único Análisis, disponible online, Mediano, Fecha: 08/24/2016

80%Lenovo Moto Z reviewOrigen: Stuff TVEN→ESThat approach has gone out the window for the Moto Z; it’s a pricey phone with pricey optional perks, ones that’ll set you back between US$60 and $300 apiece.
Lenovo says more Mods are coming, but right now they’re all “nice to haves” rather than must-haves. Even if you’re impressed by the potential of plug-in upgrades, it’s tough to justify splashing the cash when the Mods aren’t absolutely brilliant essentials. Único Análisis, disponible online, Mediano, Fecha: 08/23/2016Puntuación:Puntuación total: 80%

Moto Z Review: The Modular CompromiseOrigen: Gotta Be MobileEN→ESAt the end of the day the Moto Z isn’t a bad phone, it just isn’t one of the best either. If buyers can live with average battery life or love the idea of buying a bunch of mods, accessories, style shells and more, it’s still a plenty capable smartphone with some potential upside. Único Análisis, disponible online, Muy largo, Fecha: 08/17/2016

Moto Z Droid reviewOrigen: GSM ArenaEN→ESThe Moto Z is ultimately the successor of the Moto X and Motorola's legacy lives on through Lenovo. This is why the Moto Z is so important, it marks a new chapter in Motorola's portfolio. Even if the Moto brand phases out the "Motorola" name over the next few years, we are glad to see the brand left in good hands. Único Análisis, disponible online, Muy largo, Fecha: 07/29/2016

80%Moto Z reviewOrigen: TechradarEN→ESMoto Z isn't the first or last modular phone, but it's the first time we liked the idea on an Android device and see the potential behind building out our smartphone with new accessories. Options like a pico projector and attachable boom box are creative enough at launch that they could inspire a new way of thinking about how we use phones. Moto Z is more than just an unchanging sheet glass and metal. Único Análisis, disponible online, Muy largo, Fecha: 07/26/2016Puntuación:Puntuación total: 80%

87%More than just mods?Origen: PocketnowEN→ESMoto has a really interesting pair of phones here. The Moto Z represents a solid flagship, but if we were pressed to pick between the two, we’d probably side with the Z Force over the Z.
Shopping these phones on Verizon, we’re looking at $624 for the Moto Z and $720 for the Z force. If thin is your thing, you can’t beat the regular Z. It will give off a stunning first impression. However, the additional battery, nicer camera, and more durable screen on the Z Force are well worth the additional $100 if you have the means. The additional girth, which happens to be less than the thickness of a Galaxy S7, is hardly a compromise. Comparación, disponible online, largo, Fecha: 07/25/2016Puntuación:Puntuación total: 87%

Moto Z Droid, Droid Force Review Part 1: Features in a NutshellOrigen: Androidcommunity.comEN→ESThe Moto Z Droid and Force Droid definitely checks off a lot from the smartphone checklist, but what we've seen here is really only the tip of a large, two-piece iceberg. In our next installments, we will dive deeper into two features that truly make these smartphones worth talking about: the promise of super smartphone camera and a slightly different take on the modular smartphone dream. Comparación, disponible online, corto, Fecha: 07/24/2016

Excellent ExecutionOrigen: Hot HardwareEN→ESBut wow, are we impressed with Moto Mods; there's just no two ways about it. Motorola and Lenovo's design implementation is fantastic and the Moto Mods we tested worked flawlessly, well beyond what we expected in terms of quality and functionality. Team Lenovo-Moto should be commended for delivering true innovation in the smartphone arena. Comparación, disponible online, largo, Fecha: 07/21/2016

80%Motorola Moto ZOrigen: GreenbotEN→ESLet’s be real here: The Moto X was a great line of smartphones, but never particularly exemplary. The Moto Z, on the other hand, is the Lexus to the Moto X’s Toyota: It’s a sturdy, confidence-inspiring device that promises extra bits of luxury. In the Moto Z’s case, those luxury promises are the Moto Mods. Sure, you can opt for basic cosmetic flourishes with Power Packs featuring Kate Spade and TUMI branding, but you can also customize how you use the Moto Z. And that’s the whole point behind the Moto Z’s modularity: To help you to create your perfect smartphone. Único Análisis, disponible online, Mediano, Fecha: 07/21/2016Puntuación:Puntuación total: 80%

Moto Z DROID ReviewOrigen: Droid-LifeEN→ESMotorola is a company that like HTC, hasn’t been able to regain previous success even after releasing numerous phones that reviewed well. Ever since Samsung took over the game a few years back, it’s been tough for anyone to keep up and turn a profit. Motorola, under Lenovo, was expected to return to the glory days of the original DROID, yet that hasn’t happened and Lenovo has recently had to admit that things haven’t exactly gone as they had hoped. So what does Motorola do? Release two phones that are arguably their most innovative to date and lock them onto Verizon as exclusives. Único Análisis, disponible online, Muy largo, Fecha: 07/21/2016

Moto Z: Is this the Droid you’ve been looking for?Origen: Computerworld.comEN→ESMotorola's Moto Z smartphones will be available at Verizon on July 28. The Moto Z will cost $624; the Moto Z Force will cost $720. The phones are black with grey trim, black with rose gold trim, or gold with a white front lens. An unlocked GSM version - without the Droid name, which Verizon licenses -- is said to be available in a few months. Único Análisis, disponible online, corto, Fecha: 07/21/2016

Moto Z Droid and Moto Z Force Droid reviewOrigen: BGREN→ESMotorola has managed to build phones that feature a better design, better materials, better build quality, better relative battery life and better performance than just about anything else out there. The look is incredible, the feel is as impressive, and the major pain points from earlier Moto phones have been addressed with a great AMOLED display and two different dramatically improved cameras. Comparación, disponible online, Muy largo, Fecha: 07/21/2016

Moto Z Droid and Moto Z Force Droid ReviewOrigen: Phone ArenaEN→ESFrom the secure magnetic hardware, to the friendly software, to just how much these Moto Mods actually add to the user experience, it's really awe-inspiring what Lenovo has managed to put together here. Still, there's plenty of ways Moto Mods could go wrong, form third-party developers failing to deliver compelling new options (though Lenovo's really encouraging them to come up with hot new Mods, as it makes a dev kit available), to prohibitive pricing keeping Moto Z Droid owners from taking full advantage of the hardware ecosystem available. But while it remains to be seen if Moto Mods can thrive where LG Friends have not, Lenovo is already in a much stronger starting position. Comparación, disponible online, Muy largo, Fecha: 07/21/2016

Smartphone innovation is backOrigen: GizmagEN→ESThe bold, premium, creative, versatile and battery-friendly Moto Z and Moto Z Force, along with Moto Mods, are now up for preorder from Motorola, Verizon and Best Buy (just remember they ship unlocked, so you can use them on other carriers). The Moto Z Droid (32 GB) rings up for $624 full retail and the Moto Z Force Droid (also 32 GB) is $720. Both support microSD cards up to 2 TB. Comparación, disponible online, Muy largo, Fecha: 07/21/2016

80%Review: Motorola Moto ZOrigen: Wired MagazineEN→ESThe bigger question is whether Motorola can turn the mods ecosystem into something bigger and broader than the three I have on my desk. If so, you’ll be able to buy a Moto Z—or maybe the next one—and know that not only will your phone still be great a year or two from now, it might even be better. No one’s ever been able to say that about a smartphone before. Único Análisis, disponible online, Muy corto, Fecha: 07/21/2016Puntuación:Puntuación total: 80%

80%Moto Z Droid ReviewOrigen: PhandroidEN→ESThe Moto Z Droid aims to rethink the possibilities of a modular design, all within a sleek and sexy body. Even with its downfalls, the device has just set the bar for what other manufacturers will need to overcome in the future. Additionally, much of the Moto Z Droid’s capabilities are hinged on what different modules will come out of the woodworks once the device is launched.
Looking at what the Moto Z Droid is capable out of the box, we are blown away. From the ridiculously thin form-factor, the decent camera, and the ability to attach modules to the device with a snap, Motorola definitely seems to have a winner on its hands. Único Análisis, disponible online, Mediano, Fecha: 07/21/2016Puntuación:Puntuación total: 80%

88%Possibly showing us the future of smartphonesOrigen: Android AuthorityEN→ESAdding the Moto Mods brings versatility, and if the mods continue to bring convenient but useful features, the packages of the Moto Z and Moto Z Force can be really hard to pass up. As phones on their own, the new Motos are still worthy of their flagship designation, boasting every feature that a high-end device should have, and the user experience that can prove reliable on the daily. Comparación, disponible online, largo, Fecha: 07/21/2016Puntuación:Puntuación total: 88% rendimiento: 90% pantalla: 90% movilidad: 85% procesamiento: 90%

80%Motorola Moto Z DroidOrigen: PC MagEN→ESThe Motorola Moto Z Droid packs a lot into a very slim package. Were there no Force version, it would be a close second to the Galaxy S7 series. Motorola's Android software is better than Samsung's, and the Moto Mods are genuinely compelling add-ons. But camera and Wi-Fi performance are important, and in those regards, the Galaxy S7 pulls ahead slightly. Único Análisis, disponible online, Muy corto, Fecha: 07/21/2016Puntuación:Puntuación total: 80%

80%Motorola proves modular smartphones are the future of mobilityOrigen: PC WorldEN→ESThe Moto X was a great line of smartphones, but never particularly exemplary. The Moto Z, on the other hand, is the Lexus to the Moto X’s Toyota: It’s a sturdy, confidence-inspiring device that promises extra bits of luxury. In the Moto Z’s case, those luxury promises are the Moto Mods. Sure, you can opt for basic cosmetic flourishes with Power Packs featuring Kate Spade and TUMI branding, but you can also customize how you use the Moto Z. And that’s the whole point behind the Moto Z’s modularity: To help you to create your perfect smartphone. Único Análisis, disponible online, corto, Fecha: 07/21/2016Puntuación:Puntuación total: 80%

80%Modularity Done RightOrigen: Tom's GuideEN→ESI really like how progressive the Moto Z and Z Force feel. Both phones feature a refreshing function-first approach to design. The standard Moto Z pushes the boundaries of smartphone thinness, while the Z Force comes with an even sharper camera, longer battery life and a shatter-resistant screen. Add in a more approachable take on smartphone modularity than what’s currently available, and you get a phone that's a bigger success than the LG G5 in almost every way. Comparación, disponible online, Mediano, Fecha: 07/21/2016Puntuación:Puntuación total: 80%

The mods can’t save this oneOrigen: Techno BuffaloEN→ESRegardless, I am smitten by the Moto Z’s design, and it operates smoothly during day-to-day use. But with sketchy battery life, a so-so camera, and a cool idea that’s not yet great, this one is a “wait.” If anything, I’d reconsider when the Moto Z is available unlocked later this year. By then, we’ll have seen devices such as the Galaxy Note 7, iPhone 7, and maybe even a new Nexus, and that’s some really, really tough competition. Único Análisis, disponible online, Mediano, Fecha: 07/21/2016

The Moto Z is an intriguing if not fully formed glimpse at a modular futureOrigen: Tech CrunchEN→ESThe Moto Z’s standard battery is a healthy 2600 mAh, and an upgrade to the Z Force will get you a massive 3500 mAh, though that comes with a higher price tag and, naturally, a much thicker profile. Between the Incipio battery Mod and the TurboPower charging courtesy of the proprietary charging brick, however, most users will once again be pretty satisfied. Único Análisis, disponible online, Mediano, Fecha: 07/21/2016

Moto Z and Moto Z Force hands onOrigen: Android AuthorityEN→ESThe Moto Z and Moto Z Force do have some key differences between them in terms of features and specifications, but both feature the same modular capabilities, and with the execution far better this time around, this may be the innovative step forward that we were looking for. Comparación, disponible online, Mediano, Fecha: 06/10/2016

Motorola Moto Z Play Full ReviewOrigen: Manila ShakerEN→ESIndeed the mid-range handset offered by Moto is a competitive one under its category due to its modular features. Add to it the long battery life with good camera when used in daylit environment. However, there is no future-proofing on this one. Único Análisis, disponible online, Muy largo, Fecha: 01/25/2017

73%Motorola Moto Z Play ReviewOrigen: Think DigitEN→ESTo sum up, the Moto Z Play is one of the better smartphones we’ve reviewed in 2016. While it does lack the speed that a phone in this price range should have these days, one has to appreciate its incredible battery life. The camera is also quite good, matched only by the Asus Zenfone 3. Given that the Moto Z Play is faster (in real world performance) than the Zenfone 3, we would recommend this to camera-centric users looking for a phone under 25k. However, if you want no compromise, the OnePlus 3 remains a much better smartphone on overall terms. Único Análisis, disponible online, Muy largo, Fecha: 11/21/2016Puntuación:Puntuación total: 73%

80%Motorola Moto Z Play reviewOrigen: Stuff TVEN→ESWe’re glad you can ignore the whole modular side, though - then you're left with a keenly-priced phone that lasts absolutely ages between charges. If your top priority is lasting all day regardless of what you get up, stop looking. You’ve found your next phone.
The only thing holding the Z Play back from a full 5-star rating is the OnePlus 3. For slightly less cash, it gets you a prettier design, a more reliable camera and a lot more power. It doesn’t last as long off a charge though, so it only wins on a points decision rather than a straight knockout. Único Análisis, disponible online, Mediano, Fecha: 11/06/2016Puntuación:Puntuación total: 80%

80%Moto Z Play review: Almost perfectOrigen: Gadget ShowEN→ESThe OnePlus 3 is arguably the closest rival of the Moto Z Play. However, the 'modular' design, gesture-based features and the ability to support microSD cards are all features that give the Z Play an edge. We quite appreciate the bold approach of Motorola and the fact that it implemented an idea that was just a concept only a few years ago. The Moto Z Play is a well-rounded and affordable mid-range device that sets a benchmark for the competition. How well and how soon the said competition responds to it, is something that remains to be seen. Único Análisis, disponible online, Mediano, Fecha: 10/19/2016Puntuación:Puntuación total: 80%

82%Motorola Moto Z Play Droid review: An exceptional phone value that gets even better with MotoModsOrigen: Android GuysEN→ESHats off to Lenovo for its first major line with the Moto brand. We really like the value of the Z Play Droid and think it makes for an excellent choice for most smartphone users. It does rely on MotoMods for its true, long-term value, but we're optimistic based on what we've seen so far. Sleek, sexy, and snappy, it's also affordable. Were it not for the pre-loaded suite of Verizon apps we would have scored the OS much higher; the Moto blend of Android is among our favorite. The Hasselblad True Zoom MotoMod is just a few tweaks away from being an outright must-have accessory. We like the optical zoom and added flexibility in shooting modes, but we'd like more control over a manual setting. Thicken it up a smidge at the bottom and put in a tripod mount and we're all over it. Único Análisis, disponible online, largo, Fecha: 10/07/2016Puntuación:Puntuación total: 82% rendimiento: 70% pantalla: 80% movilidad: 100% procesamiento: 90%

70%Moto Z Play Droid Review: Innovative and EverlastinOrigen: BrighthandEN→ESMotorola gives us hope the modular smartphone can work. It smartly implemented the feature with the Moto Z lineup, and then combined it with a world-class battery to make the Moto Z Play Droid a compelling smartphone. There’s plenty of competition in the $400 range, with the Moto Z Play Droid occupying a special niche with its innovative design. It’s definitely not “another boring smartphone. Único Análisis, disponible online, largo, Fecha: 10/03/2016Puntuación:Puntuación total: 70%

85%A battery beastOrigen: CNetEN→ESThe affordable Moto Z Play works with swappable modular accessories, retains its headphone jack (unlike the more upmarket Moto Z and Z Force) and has a battery that goes on and on.
The Z Play is the thickest and heaviest phone in the Moto Z series and its fingerprint sensor, annoyingly, can be mistaken for a home button. Único Análisis, disponible online, Mediano, Fecha: 09/24/2016Puntuación:Puntuación total: 85% rendimiento: 90% características: 90% movilidad: 100% procesamiento: 80%

80%Moto Z Play Droid ReviewOrigen: Phone ArenaEN→ESThe Moto Z Play Droid offers the most affordable ticket of entry yet into the world of Moto Mods expansion, supporting all the existing add-ons like the projector, speaker, and various battery packs, as well as the new Hasselblad True Zoom camera. If you liked the idea of all those when you first heard about the Moto Z, but weren't quite up for paying flagship prices for your new phone, the Moto Z Play is practically built for you.
Even if we ignore all that modular-phone action, the Moto Z Play still represents a fantastic option for users looking to stretch battery life to its absolute limits. We've seen plenty of mid-3,000-mAh phones before, but few that push operational life into this well-above-twelve-hours space; and while the LG X Power might have killed things with its fifteen-hour run-time, the Moto Z Play offers a heck of a lot more phone than that bargain-basement model. Único Análisis, disponible online, Muy largo, Fecha: 09/15/2016Puntuación:Puntuación total: 80%

The best 'modular' phone you can get, for whatever that's worthOrigen: Android PoliceEN→ESFor the most part, I think Motorola made the right tweaks to the Moto Z Play to get the price down. The screen isn't the best, and the SoC gets a little overwhelmed by gaming. On the other hand, the fingerprint sensor is as good as the more expensive Z phones, and there's a headphone jack. Seriously, Motorola. What were you thinking removing that on a $700 phone? Único Análisis, disponible online, Mediano, Fecha: 09/12/2016

80%A Very Long-Lasting PhabletOrigen: Tom's GuideEN→ESAs a phone, the Moto Z Play is a good midway point between the ultra-thin Moto Droid and the powerful Moto Z Force. It performs well, has great battery life, and its camera is pretty good, too. I wish it had less bloatware, but that’s something endemic to most all Android phones. For $270 less (compared to the unlocked Moto Z Play), the OnePlus 3 offers much better performance, an all-metal design, but five hours less endurance. Ultimately, though, the Moto Z Play is a good phone that has the potential, through add-on Mods, to be a very good phone. Único Análisis, disponible online, Mediano, Fecha: 09/09/2016Puntuación:Puntuación total: 80%

90%Long-lasting, affordable, and modular tooOrigen: PC WorldEN→ESI recommend you wait until the direct, carrier-unlocked version goes on sale in October and grab one of those, even if you're on Verizon's network. If you're on AT&T or T-Mobile, you might consider the international variant, which doesn't support CDMA (Sprint and Verizon) but does work with more GSM frequencies and LTE bands. You can avoid the carrier bloat and stand a better chance of getting more timely OS and security updates by buying the unlocked versions. Único Análisis, disponible online, corto, Fecha: 09/08/2016Puntuación:Puntuación total: 90%

90%Long-lasting, affordable, and modular tooOrigen: GreenbotEN→ESI recommend you wait until the direct, carrier-unlocked version goes on sale in October and grab one of those, even if you're on Verizon's network. If you're on AT&T or T-Mobile, you might consider the international variant, which doesn't support CDMA (Sprint and Verizon) but does work with more GSM frequencies and LTE bands. You can avoid the carrier bloat and stand a better chance of getting more timely OS and security updates by buying the unlocked versions. Único Análisis, disponible online, corto, Fecha: 09/08/2016Puntuación:Puntuación total: 90%

Affordable, powerful, and modularOrigen: Talk AndroidEN→ESAll things considered, the Moto Z Play Droid almost feels like the real successor to the Moto X line that we’ve all been waiting for. It’s not terribly expensive, costing around $400 on Verizon or $449 for the unlocked version, but it still supports Moto Mods and checks all the boxes that are really important. It performs well, the camera is good enough, and the battery life is stellar. Lenovo made trade-offs where it wouldn’t hurt too much, like the 1080p display instead of 1440p resolution, but nothing that really interferes with day-to-day usage. Único Análisis, disponible online, Mediano, Fecha: 09/08/2016

Mid-Ranger with Massive Battery Life [Review]Origen: G Style MagazineEN→ESAt a price point of around $400 I expected this phone experience to be slightly different. But Motorola definitely knows how to make a mid-range smartphone without skimming or compromising too much integrity of the product itself. It takes decent pictures, has a clean and huge enough display, works with all moto mods, and has a killer battery life with it. I did use this a ton at Made in America this past weekend and im fairly impressed with it. Único Análisis, disponible online, Muy corto, Fecha: 09/06/2016

Hands-on with Motorola’s new mid-range modular phoneOrigen: PC AdvisorEN→ESIt's also handy that when you connect a Moto Mod that has a battery in it (such as a PowerPack or the Insta-Share projector) a notification appears on screen with its battery level. The projector will continue running even when the battery is depleted as it will take power from the Moto Z Play. Único Análisis, disponible online, Muy corto, Fecha: 09/05/2016

Moto Z Play First ImpressionsOrigen: NDTV GadgetsEN→ESThe Moto Z Play supports nano-SIM cards, and while Motorola has not specified whether India will receive the dual-SIM variant, we do expect this to be the case. There's also a fingerprint reader, a USB Type-C port for charging and data transfers, a 3.5mm socket for audio, and a liquid-repellent nano-coating. Although India pricing has not been announced, we expect the phone to cost under Rs. 30,000. Único Análisis, disponible online, Muy corto, Fecha: 09/02/2016

Moto Z PlayOrigen: Trusted ReviewsEN→ESThe Moto Z Play is an affordable, stripped-down version of Motorola’s original semi-modular phone, and I can see it being a big hit in Europe.
Since OnePlus made people realise you don’t have to break the bank to get a great smartphone, the mid-range market has boomed. If Motorola’s claims of a 50-hour battery life come anywhere close, and if the True Zoom add-on isn't too overpriced, this could be a truly compelling package. Único Análisis, disponible online, Muy corto, Fecha: 09/01/2016

Moto Mods meet mega battery lifeOrigen: Pocket LintEN→ESIf longevity and affordability are high up your list, and you love the idea of buying into a modular phone, then the Motorola Moto Z Play might be the best access point into the Moto Mods family. And there's nothing stopping you putting the Incipio OffGrid power pack Mod onto to back too, for a phone that might last for, well, forever? Único Análisis, disponible online, Muy corto, Fecha: 08/31/2016

Big in Features, Small In PriceOrigen: Ubergizmo EnglishEN→ESThe Moto Z Play Droid is set to be available on September 8 exclusively on Verizon at first, then in the unlocked market. It’s too early to tell if other carriers will join. At a full price of ~$400, the phone seems to carry a good quality/price ratio, but we’ll need to run the numbers and compare it with other players in this field, including the OnePlus 3, and the Honor 8. This market is extremely competitive, and differentiation such as MotoMods could help Motorola distinguishing itself and get out from the “specs” game. Único Análisis, disponible online, corto, Fecha: 08/31/2016

Moto Mods plus a headphone jackOrigen: Computerworld.comEN→ESThe Moto Z Play Droid (the "Droid" designation indicates that it's a Verizon phone) will be available in the U.S. beginning September 8th. It's a solid and worthy phone that might be worth checking out, especially if you want to take advantage of Motorola's interesting Moto Mods (which can be found on Motorola's site). Único Análisis, disponible online, corto, Fecha: 08/31/2016

85%The modular mid-ranger with a battery life like no otherOrigen: Android AuthorityEN→ESDespite its mid-range moniker, the Moto Z Play Droid goes toe-to-toe with the best out there in some key areas. With outstanding battery life, Moto Mod compatibility, a 3.5mm headphone jack and a solid camera, you won't be making too many sacrifices if you choose to go with the latest from Lenovo. Único Análisis, disponible online, Mediano, Fecha: 08/31/2016Puntuación:Puntuación total: 85% rendimiento: 80% pantalla: 80% movilidad: 90% procesamiento: 90%

Moto Z Play Droid unboxing and first impressionsOrigen: Android GuysEN→ESThe phone comes with an internal, non-removable 3,510mAh battery. We’ve found that it lasts us well beyond two full days of use but we’re not using it as a daily driver just yet. Additionally, we’ve yet to load all of our apps and accounts to the handset so we do expect to see it drop. Charging is super fast, for what it’s worth, thanks to the TurboPower cable. According to Motorola, spending 15 minutes on the charger will result in 10 hours of power. Único Análisis, disponible online, corto, Fecha: 08/31/2016

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Motorola Moto E3 Power ReviewOrigen: YugatechEN→ESSeeing a phone with power left when you get home will give any user peace of mind just in case they left their charger or power bank on a work day. That’s what the Moto E3 Power can offer but what it can’t though are heavy gaming and stutter-free performance. Único Análisis, disponible online, largo, Fecha: 05/29/2017

74%Moto E3 Power ReviewOrigen: TechniquedEN→ESMoto E3 Power is priced Rs 7999 and is it a good device to buy? Ideally no, it is not the best value for money device in this segment. But having said that it is not a bad device either, with a decent camera and good software, it is a decent performer. Único Análisis, disponible online, Mediano, Fecha: 10/01/2016Puntuación:Puntuación total: 74% precio: 70% rendimiento: 70% movilidad: 85% procesamiento: 75%

69%Motorola Moto E3 Power ReviewOrigen: Think DigitEN→ESThe sole reason to buy the Moto E3 Power is its battery life. However, we think the Xiaomi Redmi 3s is the better overall smartphone. It doesn’t have the same battery life that the Moto E does, but still lasts a full day.
The Moto E3 Power doesn’t provide the experience that Motorola promises and isn’t a worthy purchase. Buy it only if you want Motorola’s brand name and can’t compromise even a minute on battery life. Único Análisis, disponible online, Muy corto, Fecha: 09/26/2016Puntuación:Puntuación total: 69%

70%Moto E3 Power review: Affordable but not powerful enoughOrigen: India TodayEN→ESIdeally, it shouldn't be your first preference, but oh well, if you absolutely have to have a smartphone right now, it's worth a second look, at least. It is also easier to buy. There are a few other options. The Coolpad Note 3 Lite is one of them. If, however, you're looking to buy a Moto phone, the Moto G4 Play (even though it has a smaller battery) makes a little more sense than the Moto E3 Power. It does cost a little more though. The Moto G3 Turbo is also a good option. Único Análisis, disponible online, Muy largo, Fecha: 09/19/2016Puntuación:Puntuación total: 70%

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Motorola Moto E3 Power Full ReviewOrigen: Manila ShakerEN→ESThis budget-friendly device will surely provide you the basic things you need in a smartphone with impressive battery life that can provide you more than a day of use. Único Análisis, disponible online, Mediano, Fecha: 12/13/2016

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Motorola Moto M review – the beginning of a new stylish lineOrigen: Laptop MediaEN→ESSince they went under the management of Lenovo, Motorola present more and more models, and the M line is completely new. Its first representative, Moto M, has a stylish design, which includes a fully metal construction and thin profile. All trendy extras and smartphone technologies are available – the 2.5D display glass, fingerprint sensor, and USB Type-C port. Único Análisis, disponible online, Muy largo, Fecha: 03/24/2017

Motorola Moto M ReviewOrigen: YugatechEN→ESTo conclude, the Moto M is a fine smartphone which is good for those who are looking for a premium build, large display, loud speaker, good camera, and decent battery life. Lastly, it doesn’t cost much at Php14,999. We just hope that they would keep it up to date by upgrading it to Android 7.0 Nougat soon. Único Análisis, disponible online, Muy largo, Fecha: 03/07/2017

Motorola Moto M Unboxing, Initial Review: Missing Piece Of The PuzzleOrigen: UnboxEN→ESJust like Moto’s other phones, the Moto M has vanilla Android 6.0 inside of it. We generally like vanilla Android but you do miss out on additional features that UI overlays that other brands offer. Motorola also says that the Moto M is splash resistant thanks to a special coating that they used, but we’d avoid dunking this in water since there’s no IP rating to be found anywhere. Único Análisis, disponible online, Muy largo, Fecha: 02/22/2017

65%Motorola Moto M ReviewOrigen: Phone ArenaEN→ESAll things considered, the Moto M is a good phone. It is well-designed, has not-too-shabby battery life, as well as an intuitive and light interface that does not feel overwhelming. True, it falls short in certain areas: the overall performance left us wanting more, the display is inaccurate in terms of color reproduction, and the camera's image quality could use a few improvements. Único Análisis, disponible online, Muy largo, Fecha: 02/14/2017Puntuación:Puntuación total: 65%

Motorola Moto M reviewOrigen: GSM ArenaEN→ESWith all those Ms in its name, is the Motorola Moto M the ultimate Midranger? If you've gotten this far, you already know that's not the case. But if 'good-looking, average-performing, reasonably-priced' rings well with your particular list of priorities when shopping for a smartphone, the Moto M fits the bill just right. Único Análisis, disponible online, Muy largo, Fecha: 01/13/2017

80%Motorola Moto X4 review:Origen: CNetEN→ESThough it can be slow at times, the Motorola Moto X4 hits all the notes for the right price, making it an even better deal now than when it launched. Único Análisis, disponible online, largo, Fecha: 06/25/2018Puntuación:Puntuación total: 80% rendimiento: 80% movilidad: 80% procesamiento: 80%

80%Motorola Moto X4 review:Origen: CNetEN→ESThough it can be slow at times, the Motorola Moto X4 hits all the notes for the right price, making it an even better deal now than when it launched. Único Análisis, disponible online, largo, Fecha: 06/25/2018Puntuación:Puntuación total: 80% rendimiento: 80% movilidad: 80% procesamiento: 80%

70%Moto X4Origen: Trusted ReviewsEN→ESThe Moto X4 is a compact, stylish handset at a price that’s temptingly short of the current flagship crop. However, there are several rough edges that have us questioning its position in Motorola’s increasingly crowded range. Único Análisis, disponible online, Muy largo, Fecha: 02/21/2018Puntuación:Puntuación total: 70% precio: 60% rendimiento: 70% pantalla: 70% movilidad: 80% procesamiento: 80%

Moto X4 6GB RAM review: High on performance but…Origen: The Mobile IndianEN→ESMotorola Moto X4 is clearly an upgrade over the older variant. The performance boost is welcome but camera and battery life leave room for improvement. One of the things that work in favour of Moto X4 is the price tag. There’s barely any phone worth recommending between Rs 20,000-Rs 25,000, leaving Moto X4 the only better alternative. If you aren’t keen on spending a couple of thousands, you may still consider the 4GB variant of Moto X4. Único Análisis, disponible online, corto, Fecha: 02/03/2018

Moto X4 (6GB RAM) ReviewOrigen: Fone ArenaEN→ESOverall, the Moto X4 with 6GB RAM is a good addition to the Moto X4 series at Rs. 24,999. Still the company sticks to 64GB storage instead of moving to 128GB storage. Hope we get to see at 6GB + 128GB combination in the next-generation Moto X phone later this year. Único Análisis, disponible online, Muy largo, Fecha: 02/02/2018

80%Moto X4 (6GB) ReviewOrigen: NDTV GadgetsEN→ESThe Moto X4 6GB edition performs just as solidly as the 4GB version, and Android Oreo adds some nice polish to an already smooth UI. However, we’re not entirely convinced by the premium that Lenovo is charging for just a little more RAM. Ideally, we would have liked a storage bump as well, and that would have made this offering hard to beat at its current price. Android Oreo is a worthy addition but this is something that will be rolling out to the 3GB and 4GB variants too. Oppo offers the 6GB RAM version of the Oppo F5 (Review) at Rs. 24,990, which is a good pick if you’re looking for better cameras and a wider display. Único Análisis, disponible online, corto, Fecha: 02/01/2018Puntuación:Puntuación total: 80% precio: 80% rendimiento: 80% pantalla: 80% movilidad: 80% procesamiento: 90%

87%Moto X4 Review: Hello, Brilliantly Simple Moto!Origen: Tech PPEN→ESWhich is why we could say this is the first Moto X that seems designed to fulfill the destiny of the very first of its kind: proving that you do not need to have high-end specs and packed wallets to get a great smartphone experience. Oh them Nexus 4 and 5 feels. Único Análisis, disponible online, Mediano, Fecha: 01/31/2018Puntuación:Puntuación total: 87% precio: 90% rendimiento: 85% procesamiento: 90%

76%Motorola Moto X4 6GB ReviewOrigen: Think DigitEN→ESIf you want to be the first to try out the new Moto Action and the AI-centric camera features before anyone else on a Moto phone, you are more than welcome. But do note that these features will be a standard across all Moto phones this year and especially the upcoming Moto G6 that is slated to launch at MWC 2018, which will be much cheaper than the Rs 24,999 price tag the Moto X4 (6GB) carries. Único Análisis, disponible online, largo, Fecha: 01/30/2018Puntuación:Puntuación total: 76%

88%Motorola Moto X4 — Australian ReviewOrigen: AusdroidEN→ESThe mid-range is increasingly competitive, and though it’s sharply priced at $599, there is a bit of competition around that price-point which makes the Moto X4 a bit hard to declare a clear must-buy. It is worth noting, though, that it’s one of exceptionally few devices (perhaps as few as two) that come with IP68 water resistance at this price point. Único Análisis, disponible online, corto, Fecha: 01/03/2018Puntuación:Puntuación total: 88% precio: 85% movilidad: 90% procesamiento: 90%

75%Moto X4 review: Project Fi in a sleek, affordable packageOrigen: NeowinEN→ESIn other words, Motorola does make something for every price point, and they're great phones. I've recommended Moto G devices to countless friends and they love them. I do think that the Moto X4 will be one that I recommend, if they're willing to spend a few extra dollars. Único Análisis, disponible online, Mediano, Fecha: 12/30/2017Puntuación:Puntuación total: 75%

Motorola Moto X4 ReviewOrigen: YugatechEN→ESThe Moto X4 is a solid Motorola offering thanks to its nice display, premium build with water and dust resistance, dual-rear cameras, and above average battery life. The stock Android experience with promised Android Oreo update is also a big plus. It doesn’t offer anything new in terms of design but it’s still a pretty device overall. Único Análisis, disponible online, Muy largo, Fecha: 12/20/2017

82%Motorola Moto X4 ReviewOrigen: Phone ArenaEN→ESMotorola’s traditionally done a pretty good job of giving us fun, unique devices – even as they’ve transitioned to new ownership under Google, and subsequently Lenovo. The Moto X4 is no exception. It may lack a 18:9 display or a “bezel-less” design, but this feels less significant on the Moto X4 – not just because it’s an affordable mid-range phone, but also because its Moto styling gives it character of its own. At the end of the day, what we have here is a phone that won't break any performance benchmark records, yet stands out with its solid build quality, cool appearance, decent camera, and water-resistant construction. At the price points the Moto X4 can be currently bought, we’re hard-pressed to find many devices we like more. Único Análisis, disponible online, largo, Fecha: 12/18/2017Puntuación:Puntuación total: 82%

Motorola Moto X4 Review: Moto’s Best Mid-range Phone?Origen: UnboxEN→ESMotorola’s Moto X4 is a great little mid-range device, and while we were a little put off by its camera performance, it has more than enough pro’s to counter its cons. Its gorgeous design, solid build quality, water resistance, excellent battery life and fast processor makes the Moto X4 a solid phone. Único Análisis, disponible online, corto, Fecha: 12/15/2017

83%Moto X4 ReviewOrigen: TechniquedEN→ESMoto X4 is a brilliant device in terms of looks and build quality. It also offers great software experience in the form of Moto app and has a good overall performance with Snapdragon 630 chipset. It also comes with IP68 which is an added feature. The only area where Moto X4 needs an improvement is the camera unit, while it is not entirely bad, it is inconsistent. Priced at Rs 20,999 for base variant and Rs 22,999 for the 4GB RAM variant, the Moto X4 is a great device if looks matter to you. Único Análisis, disponible online, largo, Fecha: 12/12/2017Puntuación:Puntuación total: 83% precio: 80% rendimiento: 85% pantalla: 85% movilidad: 80% procesamiento: 90%

74%Moto X4 Review: Another design winner from the Lenovo stable, but needs some polish in the camera departmentOrigen: Tech2EN→ESMoto X4 is another impressive device by Lenovo that offers great near-stock Android software experience along with optimised battery performance. The device could handle anything that I threw at it. However, the primary highlight of the device is how premium and classy it looks without compromising on the performance front. The device does need some polishing when it comes to the camera department, but that is similar to previous Moto devices. Moto has priced the lower variant of the X4 at Rs 20,999 and the high-end variant is priced at Rs 22,999. Único Análisis, disponible online, Muy largo, Fecha: 12/08/2017Puntuación:Puntuación total: 74% rendimiento: 75% pantalla: 80% movilidad: 80% procesamiento: 85%

70%Moto X4 review: The 'can do better' phoneOrigen: Gadget ShowEN→ESThe Moto X4 is a phone that won't have you complaining over anything except maybe the camera. However, the albatross around its neck is the price. In and around the Rs 20,000 price bracket, competition is really intense with brands offering something unique. With Moto X4, you get what you expect from a Motorola device - reliability and strong performance. It does lack the X factor - a feature that could have made into a must-buy. For instance, the Oppo F5 can stake a claim for the best selfie camera around. Moto X4 has all the right specifications, looks good, delivers sound performance - even though the camera could've been better - and wouldn't disappoint you. Moto X4 joins the long list of Motorola devices which will gain its steady set of followers over time. Because as we have learnt that's something most Motorola smartphones have managed to do and the Moto X4 will definitely follow suit. Único Análisis, disponible online, corto, Fecha: 12/07/2017Puntuación:Puntuación total: 70%

74%Motorola Moto X4 reviewOrigen: GSM ArenaEN→ESAnd since Motos don't live in isolation, the X4 offers enough goodies to lure in customers from outside. No one other than LG puts an ultra-wide angle cam on a phone, and affordable as the G6 may be, the X4 can still be had for less. In the midrange, the X4 has one of the best chipsets all-round, a display that makes no excuses, and battery life that won't leave you stranded mid-day. Add some functional software, weather sealing and a design with just the right amount of flair and you have one hell of a case for 'average'. Único Análisis, disponible online, Muy largo, Fecha: 11/29/2017Puntuación:Puntuación total: 74%

80%Motorola Moto X4 review: Is this the mid-end smartphone to beat?Origen: The Indian ExpressEN→ESMoto X4 is impressive for a mid-range device. The phone excels on many fronts, be it on looks, performance, IP68 water-resistance and battery. Although the camera may not be comparable to the competition, it still works for me. And thanks to its clean stock Android interface, Moto X4 has won another brownie point. For Rs 22,999 (4GB RAM + 64GB storage), it’s a good option for those looking for a phone that’s affordable and perform far better than other devices in its class. Único Análisis, disponible online, Mediano, Fecha: 11/29/2017Puntuación:Puntuación total: 80%

80%Moto X4 ReviewOrigen: NDTV GadgetsEN→ESWe’re quite happy with what Lenovo has done with the Moto X4. It looks and feels great, and has plenty of useful features such as the Moto suite of gestures, and proper waterproofing. Between this and the Samsung Galaxy A5 (2017) (Review), we’d recommend the Moto X4 as it does have a slightly better camera, even though the X4's camera itself isn't great. The main sensor isn’t that bad and the wide-angle lens has its uses, but the sluggish HDR, slow focus speeds in video and ineffective bokeh mode left us wanting more. Único Análisis, disponible online, largo, Fecha: 11/28/2017Puntuación:Puntuación total: 80% precio: 80% rendimiento: 80% pantalla: 80% movilidad: 80% procesamiento: 90%

Moto X4 ReviewOrigen: MobygyaanEN→ESThe Moto X4 leaves a good impression initially. The features on the phone are the coolest things you will find. The handset offers a solid design with attractive looks, IP68 water and dust resistant capabilities. The Moto X4 is a great device overall. Único Análisis, disponible online, Muy largo, Fecha: 11/28/2017

78%Moto X4 review: A great, compact smartphone with one flawOrigen: India TodayEN→ESThe Moto X4 is a great smartphone let down by its cameras, which are underwhelming to say the least. Moving beyond the sub-par cameras there is a lot to love - the Moto X4 is gorgeous as well as refreshingly compact, the software is fluid and clean, it is water resistant, performance is snappy and the display is crisp. If only the cameras lived up to the rest of the phone. Único Análisis, disponible online, corto, Fecha: 11/23/2017Puntuación:Puntuación total: 78%

91%Motorola X4 Prime Edition review: Is this the successful return of the X series from Motorola?Origen: TechaerisEN→ESWe all dislike ads, but the Moto X4 doesn’t have as many ads as you think it would from Amazon. The phone itself is excellent and handled the tasks I put it to, so with the affordable price and Christmas coming up, definitely look into the Moto X4. Único Análisis, disponible online, Mediano, Fecha: 11/23/2017Puntuación:Puntuación total: 91% precio: 85% rendimiento: 90% pantalla: 85% movilidad: 90% procesamiento: 90%

80%Motorola Moto X4 ReviewOrigen: ToptenreviewsEN→ESThe main challenger is the OnePlus 5, an utter beast of a phone that outpaces handsets. It’s far less playful with none of the conveniences of the X4, and lacks waterproofing, but for the money, it can’t be ignored. Still, we can recommend the X4. Pick it, and you’ll be the one offering the thanks. [ Paul taylor ] Único Análisis, disponible online, Muy corto, Fecha: 11/20/2017Puntuación:Puntuación total: 80%

74%Motorola Moto X4 4GB ReviewOrigen: Think DigitEN→ESThe Moto X4 has a good display, just enough battery life and dependable performance. Yet, it's a phone that I would only recommend to compact phone lovers. There are plenty of phones with better cameras and similar performance, that also happen to be cheaper than this device. For compact phone lovers, the Samsung Galaxy J7 Pro is a more value for money article. Único Análisis, disponible online, largo, Fecha: 11/17/2017Puntuación:Puntuación total: 74%

Motorola Moto X4 Hands-on [Images]Origen: MobygyaanEN→ESThe right side has three physical keys, two for volume control and one for power and they offer a good grip. The bottom comes with a USB type-C port. We found a total of three microphones on the device, one at the top, the other two at the front and the back respectively. Único Análisis, disponible online, corto, Fecha: 11/14/2017

Moto X4 First ImpressionsOrigen: The Mobile IndianEN→ESTo conclude, the Moto X4 is quite an interesting device. The dual-camera setup, IP68 water certification and the stock Android experience surely add some brownie points. However, it would be interesting to see the performance of the device and the fact that will it be able to kill other mid-range smartphones. Único Análisis, disponible online, Muy corto, Fecha: 11/14/2017

80%Motorola Moto X4 Review: X gonna give it to you?Origen: RecombuEN→ESMotorola’s X series smartphones are back, with enough of a bang to make us glad for their return. Único Análisis, disponible online, Mediano, Fecha: 11/10/2017Puntuación:Puntuación total: 80%

70%Motorola Moto X4 review: In a tough spotOrigen: Pocket LintEN→ESThere was a time when the Moto X was the business. In the here and now, however, the Moto X4 simply doesn't live up to its predecessors' high-ranking abilities. For times have changed and, as it stands, the X4 is outshone by the not-much-pricier OnePlus 5 to a considerable degree. Único Análisis, disponible online, largo, Fecha: 11/09/2017Puntuación:Puntuación total: 70%

70%Motorola Moto X4Origen: Trusted ReviewsEN→ESThe Moto X4 is a compact, stylish handset at a price that’s temptingly short of the current flagship crop. However, there are several rough edges that have us questioning its position in Motorola’s increasingly crowded range. Único Análisis, disponible online, Muy largo, Fecha: 11/08/2017Puntuación:Puntuación total: 70% precio: 60% rendimiento: 70% pantalla: 70% movilidad: 80% procesamiento: 80%

80%Moto X4 reviewOrigen: PC AdvisorEN→ESWe’re pleased to see that Motorola has revived the Moto X. For the most part, we like the new glass design and the specs and features are good for the £350 price - it looks like a more expensive phone. Único Análisis, disponible online, largo, Fecha: 11/06/2017Puntuación:Puntuación total: 80%

Moto X4 review: The Moto X is back with a bangOrigen: Talk AndroidEN→ESThe Moto X4 is a successor to previous Moto X phones, but honestly, it’s in name only. It doesn’t really feel like an old Moto X aside from the price point, and there’s pretty much no customization options from the manufacturer, just two color options. Único Análisis, disponible online, largo, Fecha: 11/02/2017

82%Moto X4 review: An affordable rock solid dual-camera, water resistant, mid-rangerOrigen: Zdnet.comEN→ESThe mid-range market is growing as we see flagships in the $1,000 price range. Motorola has a few products available in this $300 to $500 range and while I have always been a fan of the Moto X line, I would probably look to the Moto G5S Plus before I picked the Moto X4. The Moto X4 does have USB Type C and NFC though so if those are important to you, then the X4 may be the better choice. Único Análisis, disponible online, corto, Fecha: 10/26/2017Puntuación:Puntuación total: 82%

60%Moto X4 review: This is what a world without MotoMods looks likeOrigen: Good Gear GuideEN→ESThough its perfectly servicable for the most part, the Moto X4 is defined more by the things that are absent from its feature-set rather than those that are present. Único Análisis, disponible online, Muy largo, Fecha: 10/23/2017Puntuación:Puntuación total: 60%

Moto X4 Review: A good reminder of what a great deal looks likeOrigen: Good Gear GuideEN→ESGoogle truly wants to convince you to purchase the Moto X4 on Project Fi. If you’re not enticed by the offer of unlimited photo backup to Google Photos, constant and consistent software updates, or Android as Google meant it to be, then consider that overall the X4 is just a fantastic deal. For $400, you get a device that’s cool-looking and compact enough to fit into any pocket. It has a bright, Full HD display, a headphone jack, and a processor that’s capable of playing your mobile games. It also offers a camera that shoots photos you’ll want to keep, and you won’t often find that kind of ability at this price point. The Moto X4 on Project Fi is a great choice for anyone who just wants to keep it simple and doesn’t mind the Google way of doing things. Único Análisis, disponible online, largo, Fecha: 10/20/2017

70%Moto X4 Android One Review: A Cheaper Entry to Project FiOrigen: Tom's GuideEN→ESThe Moto X4 is commendable for a midrange mobile phone, but it's also conflicted. In some ways, it feels like a full-priced flagship. The metal-and-glass craftsmanship is satisfying, if not seductive. The battery life exceeds what you get from many phones that cost twice as much. And the inclusion of water resistance and NFC places it a caliber above budget competitors. Único Análisis, disponible online, Mediano, Fecha: 10/19/2017Puntuación:Puntuación total: 70%

Moto X4 review: A mid-range phone done rightOrigen: Android CentralEN→ESFor $400, it's tough to find a better overall experience than the Moto X4 today. The best option, if it works for you, is to get the Android One version that has a guaranteed update path. That is, of course, limited to Project Fi — making it an option for a small subset of people. But even if you have to go with the regular unlocked version from Motorola, you're going to be happy with the Moto X4. This is a mid-range Android phone done right. Único Análisis, disponible online, largo, Fecha: 10/19/2017

90%Moto X4 Android One review: A good reminder of what a great deal looks likeOrigen: GreenbotEN→ESThe Pixel 2 XL is an incredible phone that grafts device experiences to life experience in simple, intuitive and smile-provoking ways. Único Análisis, disponible online, Muy largo, Fecha: 10/19/2017Puntuación:Puntuación total: 90%

80%Moto X4 Review : Android One champions the midrange for Project FiOrigen: SlashgearEN→ESThis device represents a fresh step for Google, aiming for a future in which the company’s purest Android supersedes the gaudy 3rd-party UI skins of the past. Here it would appear that Google wants the whole world to experience the goodness of getting prompt software updates whenever they have an idea good enough to make its way to Android – as quick as possible. Único Análisis, disponible online, largo, Fecha: 10/19/2017Puntuación:Puntuación total: 80%

81%Moto X4 Android One review: return of the XOrigen: Android AuthorityEN→ESThe Moto X4 brings the Android One Program and Project Fi into a simple package with very little frills. While it may not sound like the most exciting device on paper, the Moto X4's true appeal is its affordable price, timely updates, and how it will make Project Fi more easily accessible to consumers. Único Análisis, disponible online, Mediano, Fecha: 10/19/2017Puntuación:Puntuación total: 81% rendimiento: 88% pantalla: 80% movilidad: 80% procesamiento: 80%

75%Motorola Moto X4 Android One Review: A Nexus By Any Other NameOrigen: The VergeEN→ESIf there’s going to be any phone to pick up the Nexus mantle, the Moto X4 is perhaps the best candidate. It’s a straightforward smartphone with straightforward software that doesn’t cost a fortune. With the exception of the camera performance (which, in theory, could be improved with software updates), it does all of the standard smartphone things well, without any gimmicks that get in the way. Único Análisis, disponible online, Mediano, Fecha: 10/19/2017Puntuación:Puntuación total: 75%

80%Moto X4 Android One review: A good reminder of what a great deal looks likeOrigen: PC WorldEN→ESWant to wield one of the best Android smartphones without breaking the bank? The Moto X4 on Project Fi is a formidable option because it offers all the stability of Android One in a seriously good-looking package. Único Análisis, disponible online, largo, Fecha: 10/19/2017Puntuación:Puntuación total: 80%

60%Motorola Moto X4 reviewOrigen: TechradarEN→ESThe Moto X4 makes it clear that the true successor to the Moto X line is the Moto Z line. It's a mid-range phone with Android One and Google Fi, but otherwise a small upgrade from a Moto G5 Plus or Moto G5S Plus, with a bump in price that sits in the awkward middle of Motorola’s flagship and budget phones. Único Análisis, disponible online, Muy largo, Fecha: 10/19/2017Puntuación:Puntuación total: 60%

Moto X4 Review: Hands-OnOrigen: Ubergizmo EnglishEN→ESThe Moto X4 delivers an impressive built-quality packaged in a stylish and IP68 rugged design, all that for quite a good price. On the features side, the key highlight is the dual-camera with a secondary 8 mega-pixel wide angle (120 degrees) camera, which is great to shoot landscapes while travelling or perform nice Bokeh effect. Único Análisis, disponible online, largo, Fecha: 09/22/2017

Motorola Moto X4 Quick Review: Gorgeous Dual-cam Mid-rangerOrigen: UnboxEN→ESMotorola took the wraps off of their new mid-range, dual-camera smartphone here in IFA, Berlin yesterday. The Moto X4 is the second dual-camera offering of the brand, with the first being the high-end Moto Z2 Force announced in the US a few months ago. Despite Motorola’s focus on their MotoMod system of modular accessories, the Moto X4 doesn’t utilize that particular eco-system, which meant the company had a free hand in making the device look quite different compared to its older brothers. Único Análisis, disponible online, corto, Fecha: 09/04/2017

Hands-on: Moto X4 reviewOrigen: PC AdvisorEN→ESWe’re looking forward to spending more time with the X4 to offer our full verdict, but our overall first impressions are certainly positive and we think this could be a popular option for smartphone buyers that aren’t happy with the budget offerings available but can’t reach the hefty price tags of the current flagships. Único Análisis, disponible online, Mediano, Fecha: 09/02/2017

Moto X4 First ImpressionsOrigen: NDTV GadgetsEN→ESOn the software side, Moto is boasting of Alexa integration in addition to Google Assistant. There are also a few added conveniences such as the ability to take a screenshot by tapping the screen with three fingers rather than fiddling with the side buttons, and an integrated password manager. Único Análisis, disponible online, Muy corto, Fecha: 09/01/2017

Motorola Moto X4 hands-on reviewOrigen: Stuff TVEN→ESThat’s all in theory, of course - I’ll have to wait until a full review to see if the Moto X can return as a mid-range champ, or if it’s more of a mid-range chump. Único Análisis, disponible online, Mediano, Fecha: 09/01/2017

Motorola Moto X4 hands-onOrigen: Trusted ReviewsEN→ESAlthough the X4 doesn’t sit neatly in Motorola’s established E, G, Z smartphone lines, it feels like a decent mid-range handset. Outside of some bugs with its pre-release camera app, I struggled to find any significant shortcomings with the phone; its lack of support for Moto Mods, maybe – although, being honest, I’ve never been completely sold on these so can’t see the omission being a real sticking point for the majority of buyers. Hopefully, the X4’ll make good on its opening promise when it’s released in September. Único Análisis, disponible online, Mediano, Fecha: 08/31/2017

Motorola Moto X4Origen: PC MagEN→ESThe Moto X4 will be available in Europe in September for 399 euros. That would put it at about $475 in the US, which is a bit less than what's you'll pay for the Moto Z2 Play. We don't have US pricing or availability information yet, but the phone is expected to launch in the fall. Check back then for a full review. Único Análisis, disponible online, corto, Fecha: 08/31/2017

Hands on: Moto X4 reviewOrigen: TechradarEN→ESThe Moto X4 doesn't pack anything particularly innovative, but it includes a few extras like Amazon Alexa and a dual-lens camera that may make it stand out from other mid-range phones. Único Análisis, disponible online, Mediano, Fecha: 08/31/2017

Moto X4 has dual cameras, Amazon Alexa and extra smartsOrigen: CNetEN→ESThis Moto X4 is the eighth new phone that Motorola's announced this year, including the premium Moto Z2 Force with its snap-on Mods, and the budget G5 Plus, which was good enough to win CNET's Editor's Choice award. Único Análisis, disponible online, corto, Fecha: 08/31/2017

Motorola Moto X4 hands-on reviewOrigen: GSM ArenaEN→ESOverall, it's not exactly a boardroom-friendly device, so all in good taste, we guess. Besides the misplaced microphone, there is not much else to complain about on the front of the device. In fact, the 5.2-inch, 1080p display looks really sharp at 424ppi. AMOLED would have been a nice touch, but an IPS LCD still fits the mid-ranger bill perfectly. Único Análisis, disponible online, Muy largo, Fecha: 08/31/2017

75%Moto G6, G6 Play, And G6 Plus Review: I Can’T Believe Budget Phones Are This GoodOrigen: The VergeEN→ESThe standard G6 really does strike the best balance here. And for $250, it’s hard to complain about the shortcomings it does have. If anything, it’s given me more reason to complain about the flaws on my $649 phone. As the quality gap between high- and low-end smartphones continues to shrink, the price between them seems to be growing bigger. For people who usually buy top-of-the-line phones, that’s bad news. But if you’re shopping under $300, Motorola makes it feel like there’s very little you’re missing out on. Comparación, disponible online, Mediano, Fecha: 07/12/2018Puntuación:Puntuación total: 75%

80%Moto G6 Plus ReviewOrigen: PC AdvisorEN→ESIt's not perfect by any means - we noticed occasional sluggish performance in some apps, while the camera was a touch slow in opening and struggled to deal with shake - but there's a huge amount here to like. Único Análisis, disponible online, largo, Fecha: 05/15/2018Puntuación:Puntuación total: 80%

85%Moto G6 Plus review: A lot of handset for a competitive priceOrigen: Zdnet.comEN→ESThe Moto G6 Plus delivers a lot of handset for a competitive price. More internal storage would be nice, but at least a MicroSD card slot is available for external expansion. Battery life could be better and the fingerprint sensor is in a very awkward location. The camera is really impressive for a handset at this price, and the same can be said of the hardware styling. Fans of Moto handsets should find plenty to like here. Único Análisis, disponible online, Mediano, Fecha: 05/14/2018Puntuación:Puntuación total: 85%

76%Motorola Moto G6 Plus reviewOrigen: GSM ArenaEN→ESWell, just like the original, it's a lot of phone for a little cash, though the definition of the latter has shifted more than we'd like. In the end, in the never-ending game of compromise, you can't go wrong with the Moto G6 Plus. Único Análisis, disponible online, Muy largo, Fecha: 05/12/2018Puntuación:Puntuación total: 76%

80%Moto G6 Plus review: Motorola still masters the art of the mid-range phoneOrigen: Android CentralEN→ESBut in most markets, you won't have those choices — if the Moto X4 is available, the G6 Plus probably won't be. Same for the standard Moto G6. If Motorola is ranging only the Moto G6 Play and G6 Plus where you live, this really is the budget phone to beat in the $3-400 price range. It offers so much, with so few downsides, and a really great price — the complete package is tough to match. Motorola has this formula locked in, and it shows in the Moto G6 Plus. Único Análisis, disponible online, Mediano, Fecha: 05/08/2018Puntuación:Puntuación total: 80%

80%Motorola Moto G6 Plus review: A big deal?Origen: Pocket LintEN→ESOverall, if you're not going to spend two-and-a-half times more on a phone camera solution then the Plus does a solid job in the camera department. Just keep your expectations in check. Único Análisis, disponible online, largo, Fecha: 05/03/2018Puntuación:Puntuación total: 80%

Motorola Moto G6 Plus initial review: Bigger and better... without costing a fortuneOrigen: Pocket LintEN→ESThe Motorola Moto G6 Plus is the big boss of the new G series line-up - and certainly the best of the three models in this range for 2018. The said, we don't think it plays on its "Plus" name quite hard enough: we'd like this phone to be that big bigger, say 6.2-inches, to get a real upsized and uprated experience. Único Análisis, disponible online, Mediano, Fecha: 04/23/2018

Moto G6 Plus first lookOrigen: Trusted ReviewsEN→ESThe Moto G6 Plus seems to be a formidable smartphone for the price. It looks and feels like a phone that costs a lot more, and it comes with an impressive specs list. We’ll need to test the camera a lot more before we pass judgement, but the G6 Plus sits atop what looks like an impressive triple-entry to the Moto G range. Único Análisis, disponible online, corto, Fecha: 04/19/2018

Hands on: Moto G6 Plus reviewOrigen: TechradarEN→ESWith a larger screen, more powerful internals and extra battery, it seems like the Moto G6 Plus is a no-brainer over the newly launched Moto G6. If you've liked Moto G phones in the past, but want one packed full of impressive specs, you'll like the look and spec of the G6 Plus. Único Análisis, disponible online, largo, Fecha: 04/19/2018

Moto G6, G6 Plus, and G6 Play hands-on reviewOrigen: GSM ArenaEN→ESSurprisingly, the Moto G6 Play is no major downgrade as well. Despite a different bill of materials, Motorola managed to preserve the styling mostly intact, in no small part, thanks to a 5.7-inch, Max View display, on the cheap. Plus, the Play manages to bring a treat of its own to the table, namely a large 4,000 mAh battery pack. Also, an on-screen navigation setup, with a fingerprint reader around back - a throwback to Moto G phones of yore. Comparación, disponible online, largo, Fecha: 04/19/2018

82%Review: Moto z3 playOrigen: What MobileEN→ESThe only downfall is the built-in camera could do with being better and they could do with moving the fingerprint scanner or simply add face recognition to avoid unlocking it in future. Único Análisis, disponible online, corto, Fecha: 11/14/2018Puntuación:Puntuación total: 82% precio: 100% movilidad: 80% procesamiento: 100%

80%Motorola Z3 Play – Inspector GadgetGuy smartphoneOrigen: GadgetguyEN→ESThere is only one reason to buy the Moto Z3 Play – Moto Mods. To be fair to Motorola that is like saying if you are a farmer buy a tractor to plough the fields! Único Análisis, disponible online, Muy largo, Fecha: 11/11/2018Puntuación:Puntuación total: 80% precio: 80% rendimiento: 80% procesamiento: 80%

Motorola Z3 Play — Australian ReviewOrigen: AusdroidEN→ESThe Moto Z3 play is a fascinating device, I honestly can’t decide if it’s a slightly underpowered and under-priced high end device or if it’s an over-priced mid range. Regardless of how you decide to classify it, there’s a lot to like about it. Único Análisis, disponible online, largo, Fecha: 10/26/2018

70%Moto Z3 Play reviewOrigen: PC AdvisorEN→ESThe Z3 Play will probably be Moto Mods' swansong. The battery life that the Z Play and Z2 Play here is lacking, but it's still a refined, attractive smartphone, despite the loss of the headphone jack. Único Análisis, disponible online, largo, Fecha: 10/05/2018Puntuación:Puntuación total: 70%

60%Moto Z3 Play Review: Priced into a PredicamentOrigen: Techno BuffaloEN→ESThe Moto Z3 Play joins an overcrowded lineup, and its price is too high for consideration. That’s a shame because, competition aside, the Moto Z3 Play is a good phone. It’s just not the one you should buy. Go with the OnePlus 6, and enjoy a premium phone for less than $600. Único Análisis, disponible online, largo, Fecha: 09/01/2018Puntuación:Puntuación total: 60%

70%Motorola Moto Z3 Play review: Mods and oddsOrigen: Pocket LintEN→ESThe Moto Z3 Play brings the series up to date thanks to an 18:9 aspect ratio display, but this model stands in the shadow of the Z3 proper - which is not only more powerful but cheaper - and can't hold its weight against other flagship leaders of the moment. Mods may have had their moment... Único Análisis, disponible online, largo, Fecha: 08/28/2018Puntuación:Puntuación total: 70%

70%Moto Z3 Play reviewOrigen: PC AdvisorEN→ESThe Moto Z3 Play is a charming but frustrating smartphone. Moto has improved the design, the display and the software from the past couple of years but then maddeningly taken away the headphone jack and the outstanding battery life. Único Análisis, disponible online, largo, Fecha: 08/20/2018Puntuación:Puntuación total: 70%

Moto Z3 Play review: Third time, but no more charmOrigen: Talk AndroidEN→ESAs it stands, the Moto Z3 Play is a flagship wannabe that struggles to stand on its own against the bigger Moto Z phones and competitors like the OnePlus 6. If you’re really into the Moto Mods there’s no alternative, but for anyone else, it’s tough to truly recommend it over devices on the market. There’s just no killer Moto Mod after all these years that can pull people in, and $499 is still too high for an impulse purchase for most people. Único Análisis, disponible online, largo, Fecha: 08/14/2018

Moto Z3 Play Review: Have Mods, Will TravelOrigen: Hot HardwareEN→ESThis all leads into our final verdict on the Moto Z3 Play. It is incredibly easy to be disappointed with Moto for gimping battery life, and it would not be unjustified. The fact of the matter is, the new Z3 Play no longer has the same target market that embraced the Z Play series back in the day. Único Análisis, disponible online, Muy largo, Fecha: 08/10/2018

92%Moto Z3 Play Prime Exclusive review: An excellent midrange offering with one big gripeOrigen: TechaerisEN→ESListen, there will always be some people that need flagship phones. But many average users don’t want to spend that much money. This is where the moto Z3 Play fits. It doesn’t have flagship specs but it can easily fill the needs of the average user. It does come with its problems though. The power button on the left is annoying. The camera isn’t the best but it’s good enough. But the price point is going to make this a must look for many buyers. Único Análisis, disponible online, largo, Fecha: 08/05/2018Puntuación:Puntuación total: 92% precio: 95% rendimiento: 95% pantalla: 95% movilidad: 100% procesamiento: 90%

65%Motorola Moto Z3 Play Review: The Thrill Is GoneOrigen: The VergeEN→ESThe Moto Z3 Play feels like a baseball team slogging through the last couple of months of play, knowing that they need to finish the season but also knowing they won’t end it with a trophy in hand. Motorola committed to supporting the design of its 2016 Moto Mods for three generations of phones, and the Z3 Play is that third-generation phone, riding out its contract. But for the rest of us, it’s a ride better left skipped. Único Análisis, disponible online, Mediano, Fecha: 07/30/2018Puntuación:Puntuación total: 65%

80%Motorola Moto Z3 Play Review: An incredible phone at a less-than-incredible priceOrigen: Mobile SyrupEN→ESThe Moto Z3 Play is one of the best upper mid-range smartphones released this year. Único Análisis, disponible online, largo, Fecha: 07/25/2018Puntuación:Puntuación total: 80%

75%Motorola Moto Z3 Play ReviewOrigen: Phone ArenaEN→ESThe Moto Z line has traditionally proven itself as being one of the best in the mid-range category, striking a balance between performance and price. With the Moto Z3 Play, it introduces a few new things into the mix that we haven’t seen before in the line – like the 18:9 display and dual-cameras. We’re especially blown away by the camera’s performance, which rivals even some of the best flagships out there! Único Análisis, disponible online, largo, Fecha: 07/20/2018Puntuación:Puntuación total: 75%

70%Moto Z3 Play review: Buy it on saleOrigen: Android CentralEN→ESThe Moto Z3 Play is a very good mid-range smartphone that works on every U.S. carrier. But a mediocre camera and early software bugs keep it from getting my unreserved recommendation. Único Análisis, disponible online, Mediano, Fecha: 07/18/2018Puntuación:Puntuación total: 70%

Moto Z3 Play review: The value is still in the Moto ModsOrigen: Android AuthorityEN→ESThe Moto Z3 Play is priced at $499 unlocked in the U.S., which is fair for what you get, but not the greatest value. As a comparison, the OnePlus 6 costs only $30 more and gives you high-end specifications, a better camera, and a headphone jack. When judging the phone on its own merits the Z3 Play is a great midrange offering, but unless you highly value Moto Mods and Motorola’s software suite it’s probably not worth the money. Único Análisis, disponible online, largo, Fecha: 07/16/2018

85%Moto Z3 Play review: Mods are great, but it's still too reliant on themOrigen: NeowinEN→ESIf you're looking for that really premium performance, you're going to want to wait for the Moto Z3 Force, which Motorola will likely announce later this summer. If you really want the best camera, you'll probably want to look at something from Huawei or Samsung. Único Análisis, disponible online, Muy largo, Fecha: 07/15/2018Puntuación:Puntuación total: 85%

70%Moto Z3 Play Review: Modular Design, Midrange PriceOrigen: Tom's GuideEN→ESThe Z3 Play is a solid, all-around midrange phone that unlocks a world of Moto Mods for a reasonable price. But it falls short of being the value leader in its segment, like the OnePlus 6. Único Análisis, disponible online, largo, Fecha: 07/12/2018Puntuación:Puntuación total: 70%

Moto Z3 Play Review: It’s Pretty GoodOrigen: Droid LifeEN→ESMaybe? Like I said, the Moto Z3 Play is a solid phone. It’s designed well, has good battery life, great software, a nice display, and works with Moto Mods. On the flip side, its camera is not that great at all and the price is arguably a touch high when you know that Motorola has another phone (Moto G6 Plus) you’d buy over this if it was sold in the US. Único Análisis, disponible online, Mediano, Fecha: 07/06/2018

Hands on: Moto Z3 Play reviewOrigen: TechradarEN→ESWithout considering the features added by optional Moto Mods, the Z3 Play appears to offer a little more power, sans 3.5mm headphone jack, for those who don’t want to throw down for an expensive flagship phone. Único Análisis, disponible online, Mediano, Fecha: 06/06/2018

Moto Z3 Play hands-on reviewOrigen: GSM ArenaEN→ESThe Moto Z3 Play seems like a nice modern smartphone. It will be sold at $499 in the US bundled with the battery Moto Mod. Único Análisis, disponible online, largo, Fecha: 06/06/2018

Moto Z3 Play hands-on: Dual cameras meet Moto ModsOrigen: Android AuthorityEN→ESThe Moto Z2 Play was Motorola’s most successful smartphone in a long time and today the company announced its follow up, the Moto Z3 Play. Designed with the features that made its predecessor popular and a few updates to bring it line with a phone in 2018, does the new phone fit in Moto’s affordable premium Z Play range? Let’s find out! Único Análisis, disponible online, Mediano, Fecha: 06/06/2018

Moto Z3 Play Hands-on: One small step for Moto Mods, one giant leap for MotorolaOrigen: Mobile SyrupEN→ESMotorola was able to confirm that the Moto Z3 Play will be available “this summer” at Videotron, Bell Mobility, Virgin Mobile, Bell MTS and SaskTel stores. The device will retail for $0 on contract but no word yet on the unlocked pricing. Único Análisis, disponible online, corto, Fecha: 06/06/2018

Moto Z3 Play arrives this summer for $499, extra battery pack includedOrigen: CNetEN→ESMotorola's modular Moto Z Play phones are back for a third round. The Moto Z3 Play is another modular midrange phone in a line that debuted back in 2016 with the original Moto Z Play. The Moto Z2 Play debuted last year. Único Análisis, disponible online, corto, Fecha: 06/06/2018